Wonderproof
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Contemporary art photographer in Italy

Installation views, artworks, openings and art fairs, for museums, galleries and artists.

An exhibition lasts a few weeks; its photographs remain, in the catalogue, the artist’s archive, the press coverage and the gallery’s portfolio. That is why we photograph exhibitions as documents to be kept, with light, perspective and colour under control.

We have documented Linda Fregni Nagler’s exhibition at GAM Torino and Luca Campigotto’s at Gallerie d’Italia, Carol Rama’s home and studio for the Casa Museo archive, Barry X Ball’s sculptures in the Basilica of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice, Saturnalia at Fabbrica del Vapore in Milan and Artissima, Turin’s contemporary art fair.

We go to great lengths to reproduce faithfully the colours and nuances of what we photograph: artworks, historic canvases, installations and difficult surfaces such as glass, mirror and metal.

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What we photograph

Installation views

The rooms with no visitors, with corrected perspective and consistent light, ready for catalogue, press and archive.

Artworks and details

Reproduction of artworks and material details, with every care for faithful colour.

Openings and performances

Guests, speeches, artists and curators, performances and workshops, with selected photos by the next day.

Art fairs

Booths and works for Italian and foreign galleries at Artissima and other fairs, with no travel costs from Turin.

Documentation for artists

A photographic record of the exhibition designed for the artist’s portfolio and future projects.

From the portfolio

Full portfolio
  1. Installation with a white umbrella suspended in front of a blue wall, in Linda Fregni Nagler’s exhibition at GAM Torino.

    Linda Fregni Nagler. Anger Pleasure Fear

    Linda Fregni Nagler

    Linda Fregni NaglerMuseumPhotoTurin, 2025

  2. Two visitors in front of a large photograph by Luca Campigotto, in the white rooms of Gallerie d’Italia in Turin.

    Luca Campigotto. Wandering Europe

    Luca Campigotto

    Luca CampigottoMuseumPhotoTurin, 2026

  3. Work table with lamps, objects and sculptures in the half-light of Carol Rama’s home.

    Casa Museo Carol Rama Archive

    Carol Rama

    Casa Museo Carol RamaMuseumPhotoTurin, 2026

  4. Two sculptures by Barry X Ball on mirrored plinths in the nave of the Basilica of San Giorgio Maggiore.

    Barry X Ball at San Giorgio Maggiore

    Barry X Ball

    Basilica di San Giorgio MaggioreMuseumPhotoVenice, 2026

  5. A laid table with candelabra and golden glassware, one of the installations in Saturnalia.

    Saturnalia

    Curated by Olga Gambari and Susanna Revelli

    Fabbrica del VaporeMuseumPhotoMilan, 2025

  6. Visitors in front of a large painting at a booth of Artissima 2025.

    Artissima 2025

    ArtissimaGalleryPhotoTurin, 2025

Frequently asked questions

Do you also photograph artworks for the catalogue?

Yes. Besides installation views we reproduce individual works and details, delivered as print-ready files for the catalogue.

Do you work for foreign galleries at Artissima?

Yes. We are based in Turin, so galleries at the fair pay no travel costs. We photograph the booth at opening and can deliver on the same day.

Do you work outside Turin?

Yes, across Italy and abroad: we have worked in Milan, Venice and around Piedmont. Travel costs are listed separately in the quote.