Pictures from one of the most celebrated landmarks of New York. In these rooms famous artists of all disciplines or totally unknown glory dreamers became part of a legend. The photographs are published in the book "222 West 23rd Street, NYC", recently released.

The cities and their suburbs are an open air gallery. Unknown artists are aware of the fragility and uncertain duration of their work, nonetheless they give us messages with their graffiti that help us understand the contemporary.

The great poverty does not affect the natural beauty of these children and adolescents who look at us from a corner of the world where even the simple everyday is dramatic. The title recalls Tagore: "The flower does not value its beauty: it has generously received, and it generously gives".

Photographs realized with the very basic camera Holga have something unique, sometimes technically imperfect but rich of mystery and magic. Wrong light, movement, blurring are part of the atmosphere.

The darkness is the natural background of rock and roll. A gallery of rockstars emerge from the night with the power of their music and their unique iconic presence.

The so-called negatives from films used in a Land 250 Polaroid camera have been recovered and used to generate positive images printed in the darkroom on baritated paper.

A selection of photographs of the American artist performing in different concerts. Most of them are published in the book "Patti Smith - Simply a Concert".

These sequences are created using polaroids made with a Land 250 camera. The shots were realized using mostly the web and the computer screen as a source. The blurring effect reinforces the surreal atmosphere.

In New York you take a picture and after five years it's archeology. The sometimes raw beauty of many corners of this city fades quickly and the images of a few years ago are already full of nostalgia.