Augusto De Luca

Augusto De Luca, born on July first, nineteen fifty-five, is a distinguished Italian photographer renowned for his expertise in portraiture. His artistic journey began with a significant milestone when he held his first solo exhibition at the Centro Teatro Spazio Libero, a theater established in nineteen seventy-two by the talented puppeteer Renato Barbieri, located in the picturesque Parco Margherita in Naples.

In nineteen ninety-six, De Luca's remarkable talent was recognized when he received the prestigious 'città di Roma' prize for his captivating photographs featured in the book 'Roma Nostra.' This accolade not only highlighted his skill but also solidified his reputation within the artistic community.

The following year, in nineteen ninety-seven, the striking images from 'Roma Nostra' were showcased at the esteemed 'il Diaframma' gallery in Milan, further establishing De Luca's presence in the world of photography and allowing a broader audience to appreciate his unique vision.