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Davide Sartori Wins Premio Ghirri 2025 with Intimate Father-Son Photo Project

award · 2026-04-26

Davide Sartori, born in Gallarate in 1995, has been awarded the Premio Ghirri 2025 for his work titled "The Shape of Our Eyes, Other Things I Wouldn't Know," which is featured in the 12th Giovane Fotografia Italiana. This accolade comes with a prize of €4,000 and a solo exhibition scheduled for early 2026 at Triennale Milano. The open call, centered around the theme "Bridging," received submissions from over 300 artists aged under 35. A jury narrowed it down to seven finalists, whose artwork is displayed at Palazzo dei Musei in Reggio Emilia until June 8. Finalists include Grace Martella, Daniele Cimaglia, Giuseppe Odore, Erdiola Kanda Mustafaj, Rosa Lacavalla, Sara Lepore, and Serena Radicioli. Additionally, the "Nuove traiettorie, GFI" mention provides an artist residency and exhibition opportunity in Stockholm.

Key facts

  • Davide Sartori wins Premio Ghirri 2025 with project on father-son relationship.
  • Prize includes €4,000 and solo show at Triennale Milano in early 2026.
  • Open call theme 'Bridging' received over 300 submissions from Italian artists under 35.
  • Seven finalists selected by jury: Tim Clark, Rä di Martino, Adele Ghirri, Damiano Gullì, Mauro Zanchi.
  • Exhibition at Palazzo dei Musei, Reggio Emilia, runs until June 8, 2025.
  • Curated by Ilaria Campioli and Daniele De Luigi.
  • Theme references 20th anniversary of Stari Most bridge reopening in Mostar, Bosnia.
  • Grace Martella (2006) is youngest participant in prize history.

Entities

Artists

  • Davide Sartori
  • Tim Clark
  • Rä di Martino
  • Adele Ghirri
  • Damiano Gullì
  • Mauro Zanchi
  • Ilaria Campioli
  • Daniele De Luigi
  • Grace Martella
  • Daniele Cimaglia
  • Giuseppe Odore
  • Erdiola Kanda Mustafaj
  • Rosa Lacavalla
  • Sara Lepore
  • Serena Radicioli
  • Luigi Ghirri

Institutions

  • Premio Ghirri
  • Giovane Fotografia Italiana
  • Triennale Milano
  • Palazzo dei Musei
  • Fotografia Europea
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Gallarate
  • Italy
  • Reggio Emilia
  • Mostar
  • Bosnia
  • Stari Most
  • Neretva River
  • Milan
  • Stockholm
  • Sweden
  • Tricase
  • Lecce
  • Rome
  • Pompei
  • Tuscia
  • Elbasan
  • Albania
  • Barletta
  • Carpi
  • Modena
  • Latina

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