Alberto Giuliani (Pesaro, Italy 1975) is a photographer, journalist, and storyteller.
His pictures have been published in all the leading international magazines.
His written stories were published in Italy by Vanity Fair, GQ, D La Repubblica, Io Donna/Corriere della Sera, and Il Sole 24 Ore.
He works on web and video campaigns on social issues for several international NGO's.
He is the author of several photographic books. One is "Malacarne - Married to the Mob," on the italian mafias. With this work he won the Siani Award for Journalism with the recognition of the Italian Republic Presidency and his experience became the final monologue of Roberto Saviano for the closure of the International Literature Festival - Rome.
His other awards include: Leica Award for reportage, Canon, W.Eugene Smith Grant (finalist).
He took part to the J.S.Masterclass of the World Press Photo (2005) and he has been co-founder and director of LUZ photo agency in Milan (2010-2013).
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