Tommaso Sartori, atmospheric photographer

France paris

Tommaso Sartori, atmospheric photographer

Nathalie DASSA

DANCE ARCHITECTURE
1th January 2024

N° 42

architect, atmosphere, light, shadows

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His photo shoots become true food for thought. This multidisciplinary Swiss photographer, born in Italy and based in Paris, creates fascinating scenes, transporting the viewer into parallel and extraordinary worlds.

This graduate in visual communication explores the language of architecture, object design and interior design in plays of shadow and light and variations of black and white, punctuated with colors.

Regular contributor to the magazine Wallpaper, Tommaso Sartori creates unique atmospheres. For Flexform, he enhances the scenic power of the sofa super max by Antonio Citterio who revisits the iconic model Max from the 1980s.

Here, this sculptural and asymmetrical design piece is both in harmony and contrast with the architecture of Milan's Teatro Continuo. For Cassina, it immerses us in a telluric, minimalist, dreamlike, and textured landscape for the new collection designed by Patricia Urquiola.

For Tecno, he plays with geometry, asymmetry, and visual abstraction, allowing for free expression in the designs. For Louis Vuitton's 2023 Cruise collection show, he transformed the atmosphere of the Salk Institute in California through a geometrization of space. The architecture and sunshine of the West Coast resonated with Nicolas Ghesquière's collection, which created "prisms through silhouettes, enhanced by metallic tones." Tommaso Sartori's portfolio offers unique representations of design and scenography, using alternative means of expression to push the boundaries of photographic technique.