About Andrea 

My name is Andrea Saltori (Trento, 2002) and I am a documentary and photojournalism photographer.

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My journey with photography began at age thirteen, when I discovered in a single frame a universal language capable of transcending cultural and generational barriers. To pursue this creative drive, I started working at a very young age, investing every resource in training and equipment. I solidified my foundation at the “Fortunato Depero” Art School in Rovereto, a path that allowed me to immediately explore a range of projects, from commercial productions and music videos to visual projects of various kinds.

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My vision has been deeply influenced by working alongside professionals of the caliber of Paolo Verzone, Gabriele Galimberti, and Gabriele Micalizzi. This approach has driven me to document complex human realities: I collaborated on the “Svalbard: Silent Games” project and witnessed Red Cross humanitarian missions firsthand, photographing the reality of migrants aboard quarantine ships during the COVID-19 emergency. Subsequently, I immersed myself in the Paris underground to chronicle the secret community of cataphiles in my project “Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité,” complementing this research with many other independent works and reportages.

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Today, alongside my work at the Trento Health Authority, I continue to be active in the international photography scene. For me, photojournalism is not merely an ambition: it is the necessary tool for documenting the truth and understanding the present.