Silvia  Noferi
Silvia Noferi

Date of birth: 30/08/1977

Place of birth: Florence

Nation: IT

Education

2003-2006: Diploma, Photography Department, Fondazione Studio Marangoni, Florence, Italy

Professional Experience

2007/2009: Self-employed photographer, specialized in reproduction of art
2003/2006: photographer free lance, fashion, events, ex: Desire, reportage, a project by Kris Van Assche for Pitti Immagine Uomo 71, Fondazione Pitti Discovery, Firenze
01/1999-10/2003: Photographer , printmaker and assistant, Rabatti & Domingie Photography, Florence, Italy

Other competitions

10/2008: Talent Prize 2008, Rome Foundation prize young artist, Rome, Italy

School represented at

ITS#EIGHT: Fondazione Studio Marangoni

Prizes won at ITS

ITS#EIGHT  Pitti Immagine Photo Award 

Other prizes

2005: Fotoesordio, exposition prize for the photography contest Interfacce, GAM Rome, Italy
2005: T.P.W Focus on Monferrato, Monferrato, Italy

Additional info

Solo Exhibits:

12/2008 Hòtel Rèverie, DAC De Simoni Arte Contemporanea, Genova, Italy

Group Exhibitions:

05/2009 Slide Show at FOTOFESTIWAL , Lodz, Poland
05/2009 Citerna Fotografia Festival, Citerna, Italy
03/2009 ARTOUR-O, Art fair, Hotel Minerva , Florence, Italy
05/2008 “Il cammino della via Francigena” , Fotografia Festival Internazionale di Roma, Rome, Italy
04/2008 Habitat, Filippo Fettucciari Arte, Ponte Felcino Perugia, Italy
03/2008 Cina, Cina, Cina! , Strozzina, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, Italy
09/2007 KAUNAS PHOTO FESTIVAL, Kaunas, Lithuania
07/2007 Sguardi toscani, Fine arts cove Gallery, Florence, Italy
02/2005 “Orario continuato” Images of woman at work, Fondazione Italiana per la fotografia, Albertina Academy, Turin, Italy
2004: Networking, Seravezza (LU), Italy

Workshop:

Mario Cresci, Gea Casolaro, Edward Rozzo, Phil Perkis, Paolo Woods, Jay Wolke, Renate Aller, Alessandra Spranzi, Sara Harbutt, Olivo Barbieri, David Farrell, Marco Signorini

Languages:

English, Italian

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