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Luca Forno was born in Genova on April 1st, 1960. He works as a photographer, reporter, and witness to events and ways of life around the world. He produces marketing and sport materials, commercial albums, professional profiles, and both private and corporate portraits. Forno's work has brought him to many locations around the world including Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Mauritius), Central America (Cuba, Santo Domingo), and Asia (India, Nepal, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Myanmar, Thailand, Russian Confederation and Turkey). He has worked for the Pastorale Missionaria of the Archibishop of Genova to produce marketing materials highlighting their developing programs abroad. In June 2006, was to prepare a photographic report of the Genovese Catholic missions in Cuba and Santo Domingo. In 2006 Forno published three books of photographs as sources for humanitarian initiatives. These include: "Arenzano: scatti quotidiani," "Sguardi Lontani: quaranta ritratti tra India e Nepal," and "Cuba: Missione di Santa Clara." In addition, his photographs from a report in Genova in 2006 have been published on the Internet website of Medecins sans Frontieres (www.msf.org) to document the activity of the organization and other reportages for Italian Red Cross and other humanitary associations. In 2008 some photos were published by Electa catalogue "Olga Napoli, paintings" and in the Two Review published by The Cool Press in Ancoraghe (USA). In 2009 he published for the editor L'Arsenale Editrice in Verona the volume "The Mine" about the work and the live in the mine of Korchacol, near the city of Novokuznetzk in Siberian territories of Russian Confederation. In 2011 Forno has received the assignement for a reportage in Nantong (China) to report the construction of commercial ships and in November he released the monograph on the work done in China, published by the Editor L'Arsenale in Verona, entitled "Bulk Zambezi" in two editions, one of which as a limited edition that contains a photographic portfolio of fifteen individual pictures. In 2012 published ok " Batubara" -also this book is in two editions - concerning the work in mining sites in Indonesia and he was commissioned to make a reportage in Mozambique about the coal vessels operating in that area. Forno is a member and regional deputy for Liguria of the Italian Press - Photographers Association (A.I.R.F.