Photos by Matteo Malvino
Orphic Fragments — Matteo Malvino’s Visions Inspired by Poetry, Psychogeography and Magic Realism
Matteo Malvino is an Italian photographer born near Turin. This is the first of a series of interviews which will be featured on Fotografia Magazine to give some exposure to young Italian talents.
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