Filippo Brancoli Pantera (Italy, 1978) is a photographer whose research explores the relationship between human beings, landscape, and the transformations of contemporary space.

His projects have been developed across Italy, France, and Switzerland and presented in institutional contexts and international festivals, including MAXXI – Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo (Rome, IT), Biennale dell’immagine (Chiasso, CH), Photolux Festival (Lucca, IT), and Photaumnales (Hauts-de-France, FR). His publications include Toscana Interiore (NPS, 2020) and Le Beauvaisis (Diaphane, 2022).

He studied Cultural Heritage at the University of Florence and holds a Master’s degree in Historical Sciences from the University of Pisa. He later specialized in photography at the Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan and at the International Center of Photography in New York, where he received the Director’s Fellowship in 2009.

Since 2020, his research has evolved into a ritualized practice based on returning to the same locations over extended periods of time, with particular attention to transitional moments such as dawn and dusk. Through this method, photography becomes a tool for sustained observation, exploring thresholds between visibility and disappearance, permanence and transformation.

For limited edition prints (5 editions + 2 ap), please contact:

Filippo Brancoli Pantera @: filippobrancoli@gmail.com

or: