Martin Errichiello is a filmmaker and photographer born in Napoli in 1987. Since 2008, he promoted indipendent editorial projects, worked with film and multimedia studios in the audiovisual production and collaborated with anthropologists, musicians and artists on different projects, rese- arches and exhibitions. In 2010 he graduates in photography and visual communication at the CFP Bauer of Milan with an internship with the artist Raffaela Mariniello. In 2012 he was selected for the Visual Storytelling cour- se at the Danish School of Media (attending lectures by Antoine d’Agata, Kent Klich, Nina Korhonen) where he founded the international crossmedia network of visual artists "Panaut Collective" and realized the awards-win- ning documentary "Archipelagoes". He’s now based in Napoli, where he keeps working on a mixed media long-term research about South Italy’s identity.
The political, economic, and human sides of Italy’s history collide in this multimedia project about the southern region of Calabria—in the authors’ words, this ancient “country often finds itself united in the name of forgetfulness.”
