London Eye, 2018

30x40cm

LONDON EYE is a momentary suspension of "everything", a dance, a little lightness, a rebirth.

A photographer born in Milan, he lives and works in his city.

For many years he has been involved in social and educational photography, and works on several projects for associations and non-profit organizations. He has also completed Michelle, a photographic story on the subject of Alzheimer's treatment published in May 2019 by Witness Journal, a monthly Italian photojournalism magazine.

The work "My name is Leonardo" was presented last November during the "The meaning of Giving" event in support of the Benedetta D'Intino Center and the photos from this project were published in the June 2019 issue of "Communicate" magazine with some being used for the Rai 1 program "La prima volta" (stories of women's courage) and "L'ora solare" on TV 2000.

From March to April 2020, during Lockdown, he was a teacher of the Aspiring Photographers photographic project, a photography course aimed at the brothers and sisters of children followed by the Augmentative Alternative Communication sector of the Benedetta d'Intino Center and has just completed a course of social photography workshops for children as part of the Bookcity Scuole initiatives.

He is currently working on a long-term project that discusses Tourette's Syndrome.

His photos have been selected for several group exhibitions.

Website: www.albertoscandalitta.it

Istagram: www.instagram.com/alberto.sca