Stories

Selected stories, archive @instituteartists

THE MAJESTIC MARBLE QUARRIES OF NORTHERN ITALY, THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE / THE CALCATA BORGHINI QUARRY

LONDON RISING, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE / CANARY WHARF AND THE CITY OF LONDON

DUBAI, THE WORD’S MOST IMPROBABLE GREEN CITY, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE / MOHAMMED BIN RASHID AL MAKTOUM SOLAR PARK

GERMANY COULD BE A MODEL FOR HOW WE’LL GET POWER IN THE FUTURE, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE / GREIFSWALD NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONTROL ROOM

MEGA MECCA, HIGH-TECH 21ST CENTURY PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA

WAR GAME, THE OLYMPIC OF COUNTER-TERRORISM

CERN AND THE ARTISANS OF THE UNIVERSE

Films

2050, HUNGER SOLUTIONS. A robotic view of the future of farming.

Publications

Selected publications, more tearsheets @instituteartists

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE - A TINY COUNTRY FEEDS THE WORLD -

Hunger could be the 21st century’s most urgent problem, but the visionaries working in Food Valley—the Dutch agro-tech version of Silicon Valley—believe they have found innovative solutions.

THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE - WHITE GOLD - The Majestic Quarries of the Apuan Alps

Beautiful, bizarre and severe. This is the landscape attested by the Apuan Alps marble quarries in Italy, the 'origin' of some of the most important human operas. From Michelangelo's David until the biggest Mosque of our time, Mecca and Medina.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CHANNEL MAGAZINE

Germany Energy production short movie

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE GERMANY ENERGY TRANSITION

Energy production is the main responsible for the Climate Change. Germany might have a solution to create green energy.

THE NEW YORKER - THE COUTURE CLUB

The World's wealthiest clients gather by the mediterranean to shop for couture

BLOOMBERG BUSINESS WEEK - PRINCE MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN - FUTURE SAUDI ARABIA'S KING

Exclusive - inside the Saudi King's Palace with Prince Mohammed bin Salman

VIRTUAL REALITY DOCUMENTARY INSIDE THE MECCA , FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES VR

THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE MECCA GOES MEGA

A building boom in the city’s sacred center has created a dazzling, high-tech 21st-century pilgrimage.

About

Luca Locatelli is an Italian artist combining fine art photography and photojournalism.

As part of his work, Luca produces his stories in collaboration with journalists and environmentalists, scientists in order to further contextualise his research.

Deeply rooted in documentary and journalistic production, his work revolves around the interactions between people, technology and the environment, and deals with the “making” of the future.

Luca is a National Geographic Magazine photographer and contributor for The New York Times Magazine and often collaborates with other medias such as Time, The New Yorker, Bloomberg Businessweek, Wired, Smithsonian, Stern, Geo France, Geo Germany and Sunday Times Magazine among others.

His works have been exhibited and screened extensively around the world in venues such as The Somerset House in London, Le Rencontres D’Arles, Visa Pour l’Image in Perpignan, Noorderlicht International Photofestival, Getxophoto and Cortona On The Move among others.

Luca’s stories have inspired TV productions and movie scripts in Hollywood.

Contacts

Studio London

Oxford Street
First Floor, 104-108 Oxford Street
London, United Kingdom, W1D 1LP

+44 20 7016 2450

studio@lucalocatelli.com

Studio Milan

Isola
Via Federico Confalonieri 11
20124, Milan, Italy

+39 02 36637274

production@lucalocatelli.com

For editorial distribution

mr. Matt Shonfeld
Institute for Artist Management

T +44 1225 777 777
M +44 780 967 8830

matt@instituteartist.com

Recent awards

World Press Photo 2018

Environment category

Sony World Photography Awards 2018

Landscape category