Fabio Accorrà - Sailing light XXL Museum Edition

Fabio Accorrà's photograph in a limited edition on canvas, MADE IN ITALY and FRAMED.

The canvas size is 153x103 cm, including a 3 cm white border for the framing.

The canvas print was part of the photographic exhibition “Oceans of Ice, Seas of Gold” at the Galata Museum of the Sea in Genoa from September 11 to October 18, 20206 and depicts the silent, sustainable relationship between humans and nature in Greenland.

I create photographs intended to endure over time, not to be consumed in a few seconds on a screen.

My name is Fabio Accorrà and I create Fine Art photographs in Limited Edition, printed and framed with high-quality materials and designed for collectors, art enthusiasts, and spaces that seek character.

My work stems from personal research. Each photograph is the result of an attentive gaze and a conscious choice: nothing is casual, nothing is produced in series.

Each work is produced in a limited number of copies, signed and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity. I personally oversee every stage of the process, from creation to final printing, to ensure that each piece fully reflects my vision.

I believe in the value of the printed photographic work and in the power of images capable of accompanying a space and those who live in it, day after day.

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Who I am

Born in 1984, a lifelong traveler, I have approached photography since the nineties, developing the first rolls and using the Polaroid. Photography has left an indelible mark on every journey, from the confined landscapes of Lapland to the chaotic life of New York and Tokyo, from desert sands to the power of Icelandic nature and to the edges of Greenland. From Salgado to Steve McCurry, my inspiration leads me to range from travel photography to traditional black-and-white.

My publications and photographic exhibitions across Italy are numerous. To name a few of the most important: in 2019 I published The Colors of Japan (Erga), a photographic project that tells of my journey in Japan, and in the same year I exhibited at the Consulate General of Japan a photographic show with an excerpt of the book’s photographs. In 2020, the success continued with the photographic exhibition “The Colors of Japan” at the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art in Genoa.

I have served as a juror for the Wiki Loves Monuments photographic contest with Wikimedia Italia for the Abruzzo Region in the 2019 and 2020 editions. In May 2021, also prompted by the pandemic that kept me from long travels, I published “The Colors of Genoa” (Erga Edizioni), a photographic book that celebrates the beauty of my beloved city. In June 2022 I published my third photographic book, “Venice: Colors and Words of Silence” (Erga Edizioni), a documentary that tells Venice as it has never been seen before, deserted during the last lockdown.

In December 2023 he received the “Talent of Genoa 2023 Award” from Genoa’s mayor Marco Bucci, on the proposal of the Genoa Talents Committee of the Municipality of Genoa.