Stefano Paradiso

Biography

Stefano Paradiso (Rome, 1969) graduated in Photography from the Roberto Rossellini School of Cinema and Television before beginning his career as a camera operator and later working as a Director of Photography on feature films and television productions, collaborating with Italian and international directors.

Alongside his work in cinema, he has developed an independent photographic practice through long-term projects. Combining analogue and digital processes, his work explores transformation, presence and perception through distinct visual languages, from the experimental monochrome of Imago Plantae to the chromatic research of Almost Blue.

Artist Statement

Photography is where my cinematic vision meets my artistic research.

After more than twenty-five years devoted to cinema, I felt the need for a more intimate form of research, where forms become a visual language.
Through analogue and digital processes, each image emerges from a slow transformation, where matter, light and time shape a vision.

Website: https://stefanoparadiso.com/
Instagram: @stefanoparadiso

Stefano Paradiso

Callitriche - Imago Plantae, 2025, Archival pigment print on fine art paper, 100x70 cm

Bambusa - Imago Plantae 2026, Archival pigment print on fine art paper, 100x70 cm

Natans - Imago Plantae 2026, Archival pigment print on fine art paper, 100x70 cm

Vivens - Imago Plantae 2026, Archival pigment print on fine art paper, 100x70 cm

Fluitans - Imago Plantae 2026, Archival pigment print on fine art paper, 100x70 cm

Nexus - Imago Plantae 2026, Archival pigment print on fine art paper, 100x70 cm

Xolivo 1, 2024, Gelatin silver print on Barita Fine Art Paper, 60x40

Xolivo 7, 2024, Gelatin silver print on Barita Fine Art Paper, 60x40

Diptych 3 - Almost Blue 2025, Archival pigment print on museum-grade fine art paper, 150x50 cm

Diptych 7 - Almost Blue 2025, Archival pigment print on museum-grade fine art paper, 120x90 cm

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