(July 17, 2017) After the inauguration last weekend, the photographic exhibition "Surprising Peru" will be open until August 12, organized by the Italian Cultural Institute of Lima: a unique look at a wonderful country through Italian photographer Ezio Macchione lens. The collection of images that make up "Surprising Peru", displayed in the room Antonio Raimondi with free admission, wants to be first of all a tribute to this beautiful country and its thousand faces. A tribute by a foreign photographer in love with this land, which over the years has become his second homeland, so that in the year 2015, Macchione released his first photographic volume dedicated to Peru: "Desertto costero de Ica", whose Snapshots have been exhibited at several exhibitions in Europe and are part of the Canadian Grizzly Catalog.

CARD / MACCHIONE RESUME

Ezio Macchione begins to shoot at 16 and at 18 she assembles his first dark room. At the end of the 90's he started working for an Italian publishing house specializing in travel books. At the beginning of 2000 he has the opportunity to document some important architectural works such as the new Auditorium of Rome designed by Renzo Piano, the MAXXI Museum designed by Zaha Hadid and the Church of the Jubilee by Richard Mayer. In 2014 he moved to Peru, a country that she had known since 2006.