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Alice Rabuffetti
Photographer
Born in Rome and currently living in Mexico, I am a student of Cultural Heritage pursuing an archaeological curriculum with notions of cinema and photography.
I started to photograph my life and the world around me at the age of 15, under the influence and passion of my father.
Photography is the means by which I manage to preserve my deepest moods and moments of life that I necessarily feel I have to protect from the passing of the time.
My favorite subjects are strangers and daily scenes. Thanks to my studies having lived in the desert between Iran and Afghanistan, the photographs most dear were born of this period.
I let myself be guided by the eyes of the desert and I really felt, by these eyes and the eyes of the strangers, the importance of being human.
Alice Rabuffetti
Photographer
Born in Rome and currently living in Mexico, I am a student of Cultural Heritage pursuing an archaeological curriculum with notions of cinema and photography.
I started to photograph my life and the world around me at the age of 15, under the influence and passion of my father.
Photography is the means by which I manage to preserve my deepest moods and moments of life that I necessarily feel I have to protect from the passing of the time.
My favorite subjects are strangers and daily scenes. Thanks to my studies having lived in the desert between Iran and Afghanistan, the photographs most dear were born of this period.
I let myself be guided by the eyes of the desert and I really felt, by these eyes and the eyes of the strangers, the importance of being human.
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