Mattia Buffoli, born in 1983, defines himself not a photographer but as an explorer. He has been taking photos for many years and mainly does so using analog. As a lover of cinema and frozen stills of day-to-day life by great the masters such as Doisneau, Frank and Erwitt, film has a special meaning for him. He has been selected in two talent competitions organised by Vogue and works with clients such as Prada and Ikea.
Next Stop Eurodisney
Mattia Buffoli’s photographic project, devoted to Val d’Europe, tells the sensation of being in a ghost town sprung up in the middle of nowhere, a city where nobody really lives.
Mattia Buffoli, born in 1983, defines himself not a photographer but as an explorer. He has been taking photos for many years and mainly does so using analog. As a lover of cinema and frozen stills of day-to-day life by great the masters such as Doisneau, Frank and Erwitt, film has a special meaning for him. He has been selected in two talent competitions organised by Vogue and works with clients such as Prada and Ikea.