Felipe Cuoco

Felipe Cuoco is a Brazilian fine art photographer, internationally recognized for transforming nature into visual narratives that merge poetry and documentary. Born in São Paulo, he left the corporate and financial world to embrace nature’s call, finding in photography his true language: contemplative silence, vast landscapes, and respect for wild moments.
From the Pantanal to the Andes, from Patagonia’s glaciers to Brazilian shores, his work unveils both the grandeur and fragility of ecosystems. His achievements include the London Photography Awards, European Photography Awards, Muse Photography Awards, New York Photography Awards, Monochrome Awards, and recognition in the One Eyeland Top 100 ranking.
His photographs have been exhibited in New York, Madrid, Cannes, Monaco, Munich, Innsbruck, and across Brazil. Current projects such as The Call of the Pantanal and Silences of Patagonia reflect his commitment to art as both a poetic vision and an environmental statement.

School of Fine Arts, Panamericana (São Paulo, 15 years ago – Photography Studies).

Landscape and Nature Photography Courses, Gávea Imagens (under photographer Marcello Cavalcanti, Brazil).

Self-taught exploration and practice in fine art photography, with a background in Economics and Finance (São Paulo).

2025 – Galerie Artexpertise, Cannes, France.

2025 – Van Gogh Art Gallery, Madrid, Spain.

2025 – Art Innsbruck, Austria.

2025 – Art3f Monaco International Art Fair.

2025 – New York, Galeria Azur – Pantanal Series.

2025 – Silences of Patagonia Exhibition at Ort Hotel (Campos do Jordão, Brazil).

2025 – The Coast Gallery, São Paulo – Silences of Patagonia.

2024 – The Coast Gallery, São Paulo – Majesty of the Pantanal.