Fabio Accorrà

Travel and light professional photographer, I turn landscapes, cities, and everyday moments into visual stories that bland color, emotion, and memory.

I began my photography career in the 1990s, developing my first rolls of film and using Polaroid cameras.

Photography has left an indelible mark on every one of my travels, from the boundless landscapes of Lapland to the chaotic life of New York and Tokyo, from the sands of the desert to the power of Icelandic nature, and even to the edge of the world in Greenland.

I have produced several publications and held photography exhibitions throughout Italy. To name just a few of the most notable: in 2019, I published "The Colors of Japan," published by Erga, a photography project that recounts my journey to Japan. That same year, I exhibited the photography exhibition, featuring an excerpt of the book's photographs, at the Consulate General of Japan. In 2020, I had a successful photography exhibition, "The Colors of Japan," at the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art in Genoa. I was a judge for the Wiki Loves Monuments photography contest with Wikimedia Italia for the Abruzzo Region in the 2019 and 2020 editions. In May 2021, thanks in part to the pandemic that prevented me from tra...

A self-taught photographer who has learned on the job over time.

The colors of Japan, personal photographic
exhibition curated by Francesca Prato,
Consulate General of Japan in Milan,
December 2019 (800 visitors, Consulate data).
• The colors of Japan, personal photographic exhibition curated by Aurora Canepari and with critical contribution by Alberto Moro, E.
Chiossone Oriental Art Museum, Genoa
January/February 2020 (4,000 visitors given the Municipality of Genoa).
• The colors of Genoa, personal photographic exhibition, "Vetrina d'Autore" Banca Carige branch, Genoa March/May 2022.
• Artists of Italy, collective exhibition of
contemporary art curated by Vittorio Sgarbi,
Villa Reale in Monza March/April 2022.
• Genoa colors of the sea, personal exhibition curated by Giulia Cassini, Galata Museo del Mare, Genoa September/October 2022.
• Black/White Rubens unusual details of the
Palaces of Genoa, solo exhibition as a corollary to “Rubens 22. A Network” conceived and curated by Anna Orlando, Banca Carige Headquarters, Genoa October 2022/February 2023.
• Artistic shutters, Street furniture project along Via del Jeans in Genoa on closed shutters in October 2023.
• Realisation of photographic campaign for
advertising campaign of the Genoa City
Council project "Genova Jeans" 2023 edition.