Explore Sicily through Lens of Italian Photographer Fulvio Bugani

A solo photo exhibition titled “Sicily” by photographer Fulvio Bugani – Leica International Ambassador, will be opened on August 17 evening at Hanoi-based Casa Italia.

The beauty of Italy’s island of Sicily is reflected truthfully and colorfully through the lens of Italian photographer Fulvio Bugani, NDO reported.

Born in Bologna in 1974, Fulvio Bugani became interested in photography as a child. About 20 years ago, he turned his hobby into his profession and has been running Fotostudio Image in Bologna since 1999. Photo courtesy of Fulvio Bugani

Uni Italia will hold a photo exhibition titled "Sicily" by photographer Fulvio Bugani at Casa Italia Hanoi from August 18 to 31 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Italy and Vietnam (1973-2023).

Photographer Fulvio Bugani is known as a person who has an “instinct to tell a story using photos”. His current personal photo exhibition “Sicily” includes 20 selected photos depicting the quintessence of Sicily.

A photo to be displayed in the exhibition. Photo courtesy of Fulvio Bugani

Secluded from the bustling cities of Italy, Sicily embodies the slow, peaceful pace of life, likened to the calm waves of the Mediterranean. A rhythm of life that follows the sweltering heat of the sun when the day rises and the silence when the day ends. Sicily's separation can be a blessing, but it can also disrupt human emotions.

The largest island in the Mediterranean, Sicily is an autonomous region of Italy with a rich and complex history spanning thousands of years. Sicily was once ruled by many civilizations including Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans, and Spanish. Each civilization has left an indelible mark on the island's culture, architecture, and cuisine.

Today, Sicily is always a tourist destination full of charm with romantic beaches, beautiful scenery, and rich cultural heritage. Through his lens, Fulvio Bugani captures the unique beauty of this island, immersing viewers in unique stories and emotions that only Sicily can bring.

A photo to be displayed in the exhibition. Photo courtesy of Fulvio Bugani

Born in Bologna in 1974, Bugani became interested in photography as a child. About 20 years ago, he turned his hobby into his profession, and he has been running Fotostudio Image in Bologna since 1999. He has won many international photo awards.

Through his lens, Fulvio Bugani captures the unique beauty of this island, immersing viewers in unique stories and emotions that only Sicily can bring.

The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily is always a tourist destination full of charm with romantic beaches, beautiful scenery, and rich cultural heritage. Photo courtesy of Fulvio Bugani

Bugani has been a freelance professional photographer working with associations and NGOs. He actively collaborates with MSF (Medecins Sans Frontier) and Amnesty International, for which he has participated in several projects on social reportage topics.

His works have also been published in the world's leading prestigious magazines and websites such as TIME LightBox, The Guardian, LFI - Leica Fotografie International, and Cubadebate.

He has several ongoing photographic projects in Cuba, Kenya, Indonesia, Turkey, and Georgia. He teaches photography in his private photographic school in Bologna, as well as in seminars and workshops.

One of the most prominent achievements of Fulvio Bugani's career is his receipt of the World Press Photo Award.

The photo exhibition will open at 5:30 pm on August 17 and last until August 31 at Casa Italia.

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