Durmitor Park

• Photographer
  Filippo Poli, Italy
• Studio
  Filippo Poli Photography
• Website
  https://filippopoli.com/
• Instagram
  filippo.poli

Durmitor Park is an Unesco site since 1980, its name probably
derives from Balkan Romance and it means "sleeping". It fits
perfect with the peacefulness of this massif and its plateu where
only small villages and shepherd homes are found. In the last
twenty years more than the 15% of the inhabitants emigrated. The
intention of this portfolio is to testify some strains of the silent
presence of this people who are the guardians of this landscape.

Filippo Poli, architect, has been working as a photographer since 2008. His personal projects explore the cultural landscape and the evolving relationship between humans and nature. His work has been featured in leading magazines. He has received numerous accolades and his work has been exhibited at events and exhibitions such as, Enaire Foundation, PhotoEspaña (2017, 2025), Venice Biennale, Climate Summit, ARCO Madrid, Deutsches Architekturmuseum and the Vila Casas Foundation.

Awards Selected Awards
• 2025: Arles Festival OFF, finalist, Prix Révélation Saif X La Kabine
• 2025: Finalist, Coca Award
• 2025: Finalist, Fundación Enaire Photography Award
• 2025: Winner, 5th National Contest for New Photographic Creation Expositivos, León
• 2025: Selected, Art Photo BCN portfolio review
• 2025: Selected, Grief Guest Room
• 2021: First Prize, Architecture Photography Master Prize
• 2017: First Prize, Fundación Enaire Photography Contest
• 2017: Honorable Mention, IPA Prize
• 2015: Honorable Mention, Monochrome Awards
• 2014: Third Prize, PX3 Paris
• 2012: First Prize, ArchTriumph International Architectural Photography
• 2011: Mention, Photography Masters Cup
• 2009: Mentions: PX3 Paris, IPA Prize, Garden Photographer, Photography Masters Cup, Snowden Prize (Australia)

Selected Exhibitions
• 2025 (November): Solo show, Sala Palacín, León
• 2025 (October): Dispara, Pontevedra
• 2025 (September): C Arte C, PhotoEspaña, Madrid
• 2024: Appartenenza, Cesenatico, Perimetro
• 2023: Abitare la Vacanza, Ministry of Culture of Italy, Piombino
• 2022: Richard Photo District, Perimetro, Museo Mudec, Milan
• 2019: Conciencia², Climate Summit (COP25), Fundación Enaire, Madrid
• 2018: Naves de Gamazo, Fundación Enaire (permanent collection)
• 2018: ARCO Madrid, commissioned by Fundación Enaire
• 2017: PhotoEspaña, Instituto Cervantes, Madrid
• 2017: Architekturbild, Deutsches Architekturmuseum, Frankfurt
• 2017: Fundació Vila Casas, Barcelona
• 2015: Architettura Sintattica, 10 Italian photographers portray modern architecture in Milan
• 2014: Italian Pavilion, Venice Biennale, Asnago Vender a Milano, curated by Cino Zucchi
• 2014: Venice Biennale, Zingonia Mon-Amour, curated by Rem Koolhaas
• 2009: Snowden Gallery, Perth, Australia
• 2009: Project Basho, Philadelphia, USA
• 2007: Monumentale Museo a Cielo Aperto, Monumental Cemetery, Milan