Luca Locatelli is an environmental photographer and film-maker focused on the relations between people, science-technology and the environment.
Locatelli produces his stories in collaboration with journalists, environmentalists, and scientists in order to further contextualize his research. Deeply rooted in documentary and journalistic production, his work revolves around the ‘making’ of the future. From 2013, his main focus has been to discover and document the most promising ways to live on earth when confronting today’s critical environmental issues. The aim of his work is to contribute to an open discussion about our future on the planet.
He produces stories with photography and multimedia, and his photographic work has been published in National Geographic Magazine, The New York Times Magazine, TIME, The New Yorker, Bloomberg Businessweek, and Geo Germany, among others.
Locatelli’s works have been exhibited and screened in various venues including the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Somerset House, Les Rencontres d'Arles, Visa pour l'Image, Noorderlicht International Photography Festival, Getxophoto International Image Festival and Cortona On The Move.
World Press Photo Involvement:
Award-winning photographer 2018 Photo Contests
Award-winning photographer 2020 Photo Contest
Luca Locatelli on Social Media:
Instagram: @lucalocatelliphoto
