Between street and portrait, I wait. Emotion becomes story.
Fabio Furlotti (born 1973, Parma) is an Italian photographer working exclusively in black and white. His practice spans portrait and street photography, with a visual language rooted in the tradition of Peter Lindbergh and the night photography of Helmut Newton.
His portrait subjects include Oscar-winning director Paolo Sorrentino, double Palme d'Or winner Ruben Östlund, actors Elio Germano and Alessandro Borghi, supermodel Nadège Dubospertus, and Venetian painter Paolo Scarpa (born 1936, Venice). His regular collaborators include Maria Chiara Adorni, Giò Scotti, and Marika Franco. His photographs appear on the covers of books published by Bompiani and Liguori Editore.
In 2016, he was one of three winners of the C/O Berlin "Urbane Kontraste" international photography contest, selected from 40,000 entries. He shoots with Leica M11 Monochrom and is Certified by Leica (CBL).