
Filippo Brancoli Pantera (Italy, 1978) is a photographer whose work explores the relationship between people, landscape and the transformations of contemporary space. He studied Cultural Heritage at the University of Florence and Historical Sciences at the University of Pisa, before specialising in photography at the International Center of Photography in New York, where he received a Director’s Fellowship in 2009. His projects have been presented at institutions and international festivals including MAXXI, Rome (IT, 2014), the Biennale dell’Immagine, Chiasso (CH, 2017), Photolux Festival, Lucca (IT, 2019), and Photaumnales, Hauts-de-France (FR, 2023). His publications include Toscana Interiore (NPS, 2020) and Le Beauvaisis (Diaphane, 2022). Since 2020, his practice has focused on ritual and sustained attention to landscape and natural elements.