Angelo's 300 Days Journey

He wanted to personally experience the most unique and fragile places, and ways of life, on our planet. 

He also wanted to document the diversity and fragility of the world's natural and cultural heritage.

The journey started in his hometown in Southern Italy and took him to Africa, Asia, Oceania, South America and the United States.

In his quest for traces of humankind’s authentic heritage, he sought to visit the most remote,  and often inhospitable, places on Earth. 

From small island nations out at sea...

...to the depths of a rainforest…

...to the African desert.

Angelo spent his time with locals, observing their daily rituals, the tools they use, their social structures and most of all, the relationship they have with the natural environment. 

The project was also a creative challenge, which required constant filming,  editing and sharing high-quality photography and video while traveling continuously over the course of 300 days. 

This digital exhibition chronicles what Angelo saw, what he learned and what he will never forget. So that we can all remember.