Simone Bacci was born in Florence in 1961 beginning his studies in photography
in 1982.  In 1985 he opened a joint commercial studio working in theatre, portraiture and advertising and began teaching photography for an university association.  After his interest moved to architecture photography, in 1989 met the founder of Studio Marangoni, where he collaborated in the development of a 3 years program, with participation from many visiting artists, and taught photography to Italian and foreign students. He has been working with American and Italian students and teaching at American colleges and universities since 1991. In addition to the courses he teaches for Santa Reparata International School of Art, he teaches for APAB/Sif and Studio Marangoni. Bacci has completed public commissions of urban landscape and environmental photography for the cities of San Casciano in V. di P., Sesto F.no and the Province of Milan. Working in both analog black and white and digital color photography, currently his personal research involves the study of the elemental components of the landscape, the “void” or absence, and the psychological side of the picture process.




Courses taught by S. Bacci at SRISA:
  • Black & White Photography I and II
  • Discovering Florence through photography

SIMONE BACCI

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