Francesco Arese Visconti - into ones' origins, introspection, teaching and the future of photography

Francesco has a human-centric approach to photography, and his creative work and research in photography digs into the codes and meanings of identity. He also teaches communication / photography at Webster University.

In this dialogue about the reasons of photography, Francesco opens a window on his motivations to photographically go beyond to understand his own cultural roots, how a semi-transparent immigration has settled around the Arc Lémanique.

A moment where he discusses how photography impacts his own view of the world, but also how, in his position as a teacher, he believes we might want to better educate the younger generations to understand how images convey truth or might increasingly manipulate reality.

His website https://aresevisconti.com/

His instagram profile https://www.instagram.com/aresevisconti/