Flavio Tiberti lives and works in Torino, Italy  .He spent several years in London  during which he studied visual arts and painting.  A photojournalist in the beginning, he published for travel magazines and other periodicals  Then he evolved into  photographic projects  carried out in different countries such as the one on the Masai tribes in Tanzania and the project on the Kirov Theatre in Saint Petersburg, Russia,.  Three years after the attack on the Twin Towers in New York,  Flavio set out to photograph the “City that Never Sleeps” to document how the effects of such violence changed people. In 2205 he traveled thru China to capture the capitalistic new reality in contract to what was left of the old world.

 In his own words, “I love my pictures to talk to people, feelings, gestures and emotions wrapped up in an instant.  The ultimate idea is to transfer my reactions through an image. Talk between souls. I see myself as the intermediary in this talk.  I just put a bit of my soul into it.  Some say that a picture can steal your soul,  I am sure there is a piece of mine in it too”.