Italian Photographer Expresses His Inner World Through Emotional Photographs

Art is a doorway through the inner and the outer world, a form of manifestation of the unconsciousness, and a bridge between the divine and human life. The spotlight where emotions are revealed, represented into forms without a definite definition.

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Through lines, colors, and shapes, humans convey their limitless of the unseen realm to the creation of new realities. In this contemporary world, artists like Fabio Interra, an Italian photographer born in a little city in the north of Italy, composites and masters colors and lights to approach the old-style paintings through his photographs.

He has always been passionate about visual arts from an early age when he started drawing until he felt the need to create elaborate paintings, conceptual developed, and more mature. His skills extended after taking part in an art course to improve his painting techniques.

However, during a visit to La Conquet in Bretagne, Fabio was enchanted by the magical atmosphere and the soft lights of its surroundings, it inspired him to convey his artistic skills into photography. Soon after that trip, he enrolled in his studies at the “Italian Institute of Photography” in Milan. Since then, he never stopped shooting.

Here, a series of the most extraordinary images, selected from his portfolio, a true inspiration for all the unborn and new artists out there, a drive to take a step out from your creative minds, and manifest the vast imaginary inner world.

































































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