About me


Pietro Milici, a talented Italian photographer, has made a mark in the U.S., where he flourishes as a versatile freelancer, collaborating with various American and European entities. His academic background is equally diverse, holding a degree in marine biology from the esteemed University of Palermo (Italy) and a master’s in photography and design from the prestigious Elisava University in Barcelona (Spain). Pietro’s photography journey began back in 2007, and it didn’t take long for it to blossom into his passion and full-time profession after completing his master’s degree in 2013. Throughout his career, he has fostered fruitful collaborations with numerous artists and fellow photographers, broadening his artistic horizons. A distinguishing aspect of Pietro’s work is his adeptness in employing a plethora of techniques, skillfully navigating both digital and film mediums. This versatility allows him to craft captivating visuals, reflecting his keen eye for detail and artistic sensibility.

Let’s work together

Architecture

Exterior – Interior Design – Real Estate – Hospitality

Photography & Videography

Portraiture

Editorial – Headshots – Conceptual – Events – Corporate

Exhibitions

2022
“Along Palermo”, Let’s Review Archive, Catania

2021
“Line”, 3 Shots Festival, Milan

2020
“Silenzio”, Contesta Rock Hair, New York

2019
“Along Palermo”, ACiunque, Palermo

2018
“Along Palermo”, ACiunque, Palermo
“BUT”, Cip Festival, Chania, Greece

2017
“Along Palermo”, Demanio Sud Est, Palermo
“Passenger”, Quarto Tempo, Palermo

2016
“Passenger”, Photocopy Club, Poland

2015
“Let Our People Grow”, H2O Art Gallery, Barcelona
“I ART”, e Ex Real Fonderia, Palermo
“Crezi Food Stories’ Portraits”, Gallery of Modern Art, Palermo
“Passenger”, Pati Llimona, Barcelona
FAB10 BCN, Ateneus de Fabricació Les Cortes, Barcelona

2014
“Let Our People Grow”, “La María Gracia Club”, Barcelona

2013
“Sostegno Umano”, Fundación Vila Casas Espai Volart, Barcelona
“Check Back“, Fundación Vila Casas Espai Volart, Barcelona
“Fragments”, street of Arles (FR).
“Let Our People Grow”, Mitte Gallery, Barcelona
“Let Our People Grow”, Las Arenas, Barcelona

Publications

2016
“Let Our People Grow” on the magazine Dodho (most popular photographers of August)
“Let Our People Grow” series on publication 217 of Cañamo magazine

2015
“Lives on Hold” was selected amongst the 15 finalists of the Cortona on the Move OFF Festival

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