Mostra Marco Garofalo LGH 2026 | ENG

OUTDOOR AREAMarco Garofalo
Energy Portraits in Italy: Stories of People, Places and Dignity

There is a form of poverty that affects the daily lives of more than two million families in Italy: energy poverty. Over the last ten years, Banco dell’energia has been supporting people in economic and social hardship through direct actions designed to fight it.
Marco Garofalo’s photographs trace ten years of commitment across the country: from paying energy bills regardless of the provider, to replacing obsolete appliances with new ones, to setting up Renewable and Solidarity-based Energy Communities, from training in mindful consumption to improving the energy efficiency of partner organisations’ buildings.
These are images of a process of transformation, showing the daily and often silent work of those who provide practical solutions to a structural problem, restoring dignity and continuity to people living at the margins of the energy system.

Copyright photo: © Marco Garofalo

Marco Garofalo began working in photography more than twenty years ago, as a traditional printer and assistant to fashion and advertising photographers. He then turned to photojournalism, focusing on social and cultural issues in his native Italy and in Africa, alongside personal and architectural research projects that bridge photography and literature. After working as a staff photographer for the Grazia Neri agency for five years, Marco went freelance, and today is represented by the international agency Panos Pictures.
His work has been published in numerous Italian and international magazines and newspapers, including Vanity Fair, L’Espresso, la Repubblica, Corriere della Sera, and European Photography, and exhibited in galleries, museums, and international photography events.
Marco has also published several photo books, including Milano Porta Nuova, Purgatorio Juve, Tower Tales, Energy Portraits, and The Last Chance. He also served as set photographer for the documentary On the Bride’s Side, which follows the journey of five Syrian refugees to Stockholm and premiered at the 71st Venice International Film Festival.

  

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