Urban Eclipses
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PrizeBronze in Book/Other
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PhotographerMarco Facciano, Italy
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Date of Photograph2025-2026
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"I brought the slow pace of my hills into the accelerated pulse of concrete: nothing but a trailing blur remains."
Accustomed to the quiet rhythms of the countryside, the city feels to me like an alien, overwhelming maze. Urban Eclipses documents this visual shipwreck. Through daytime images that reject sharpness to embrace unease, the metropolis loses its footing and becomes a concrete ghost of deep shadows and warped light. Here, the loss of form is not a stylistic exercise, but the only honest language to translate the physical isolation of a world moving too fast.
I was born in Turin in November 1981.
I am not a professional photographer, I am an employee since 2004 in the field of electronic testing.
My first approach to photography was when I was still a child, attracted by the magic of the darkroom.
In 2018 I attended the first photography course, the growing interest in the world of image led me to continue training with other courses and workshops, which changed my way of seeing and telling by images.
