Massimo Berruti

B. 1979 - ITALIAN Based in Rome

Massimo regularly works with international magazines like TIME, The New Yorker, NewsWeek and Espresso. Massimo’s documentary photographical interests are primarily focused on social and geopolitical dynamics connected with the war on terror scenario. He is mostly known for his long term project on Pakistan, approaching the subject of social change.

It is this project that, with the support of the Carmignac Foundation, became his first monographic book: Lashkars. (Ed Actes Sud). Berruti’s work has won numerous grants and prizes among the most prestigious in the world. His images are part of the Carmignac Foundation and the MAXXI Museum in Rome, and a member of the CIP. His essays have been exhibited at the Nobel Peace Centre as well as in some of the international festivals like Rencontres d’Arles and Visa pour L’Image. Massimo is based in Rome.

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My Quiet Place

Massimo Berruti

A quiet place is what we are all looking for, a place where we feel good and safe, sometimes it can just be an imaginary one. Green Bank is actually real, a very small town rising in the middle of the so called "National Radio Quiet Zone", a huge squared area of approximately 10.000 square…

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Massimo Berruti

Selected works

My Quiet Place

Massimo Berruti

Drops

Epidemic

The Dusty Path

Lost in Kaboul

Books

Lashkars

Massimo Berruti