Filippo Venturi is a documentary photographer and visual artist based in Italy. He carries out projects concerning identity and human condition. His work has been published in major newspapers and magazines, including National Geographic, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Financial Times, Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, Newsweek, Geo, Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, Stern, Internazionale, La Repubblica, Il Corriere della Sera, and La Stampa. He documented several totalitarian dictatorships, witnessed the crisis of some democracies, and chronicled movements fighting to protect minority rights and freedom. In recent years, he worked on a project focused on the Korean Peninsula, which has earned him awards, including the Sony World Photography Award, the LensCulture Emerging Talent Awards, the Il Reportage Award, the Voglino Award, and the Portfolio Italia – Gran Premio Hasselblad. His work has been shown in museums and festivals both in Italy and abroad: at the Foro Boario in Modena as a 'New Talent' by Fondazione Fotografia Modena, at CIFA – Italian Center for Author Photography in Bibbiena, at MACRO – Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome, at Somerset House in London, at U Space in Beijing, at Willy Brandt Haus in Berlin, at Sony Square in New York City, at the Copenhagen Photo Festival, at the Kaunas Photo Festival, at the Voies Off Awards at Les Rencontres d’Arles, at the Photo Vogue Festival, at the Photolux Festival in Lucca, at the SI Fest in Savignano sul Rubicone, at the Riaperture Photofestival in Ferrara, at the PhMuseum Days Photo Festival in Bologna, at the Festival of Ethical Photography in Lodi, and at the Festival of Italian Photography. He teaches photojournalism and documentary photography and holds workshops on the relationship between photography and artificial intelligence.