Nicolò Degiorgis
author · photographer
Nicolò Degiorgis is an Italian visual artist, photographer, publisher, and curator born in Bolzano, Italy. He is the founder of Rorhof, an independent publishing house based in Bolzano. Degiorgis gained significant recognition for his photobook 'Hidden Islam' (2014), which documents makeshift places of worship for Muslims in Northeast Italy. His work often explores themes of religious tolerance, social pressure, and anthropological documentation through meticulous photography. He has studied sinology at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, political science at the University of Trieste, and further education at Leiden University. In addition to his photographic work, he serves as a curator and lecturer.[4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13]
- Islamophobia
- Religious tolerance
- Anthropological documentation
- Makeshift places of worship
Books
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Hidden Islam€109.00
Works by Nicolò Degiorgis
- 2014 Hidden Islam Won First PhotoBook award at Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation and Author Book Award at Rencontres d'Arles.
- 2014 Oasis Hotel
- 2014 Hidden Islam – 479 comments Limited edition workbook.
- 2017 Peak
- 2017 Blue As Gold
- 2017 Heimatkunde
- 2017 Prison Photography
- 2021 Prison Museum With essays by Letizia Ragaglia and Anna Rita Nuzzaci.
Exhibitions
- 2017 Hämatli & Patriæ
Awards
- 2014 First PhotoBook award, Paris Photo–Aperture Foundation PhotoBook Awards
- 2015 Gold winner, Deutscher Fotobuchpreis
- 2014 Author Book Award
References
- Nicolò Degiorgis. Official CV. link
- Nicolò Degiorgis. Biography. link
- RORHOF Official Website. link
- Juan Peces. El País. 2014 link
- Il Post. 2014 link
- 1854 Photography. 2014 link
- The Guardian. 2014 link
- kwerfeldein.de. 2014 link
- Yasi Alipour. The Brooklyn Rail. 2015 link
- Aperture. 2014 link
- Time link
- Raffles Milano - Istituto di Moda e Design link
- museion.it. 2016 link
