Fabrizio Alzati

Born in Milan in 1972, FabrizioAlzati speaks fluent Italian, English, and Japanese. After 8 years spent as a graphic artist in Italy, he moved to Japan where he lived for 6 years as a project manager for a firm of architects in Tokyo. His love of photography was rekindled when he moved to Kyoto, a city that fascinated him because of the marvelous natural environment surrounding it. His documentary style pays increasing attention to landscape and locations where the synergy between man and environment is strong.

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