Through photography, Vincenzo Pagliuca (Italy, 1980) explores landscape and traces of human activity, with particular attention to the relationship between architecture and territory in rural areas and Italian suburbs, as well as the symbolic dimension of dwelling. In his projects, places with a strong evocative power stimulate the imagination and open reflections on themes of emptiness, thresholds, and the sacred.
His work has been exhibited in international galleries, institutions, and festivals and is regularly featured in magazines and platforms dedicated to architecture and visual culture.
He has taken part in artist residencies in Italy and abroad, as well as in educational and cultural promotion projects. He is the author of the books Bunker (Hartmann Books, 2025), mónos (Hartmann Books, 2022), and Napoli Nord • Case Rom (The Velvet Cell, 2020).
