Geometry of The Sun


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  • Photographer
    Enrico Pescantini
  • Prize
    3rd Place / Architecture/Historic
  • Date of Photograph
    2018
  • Technical Info
    Aerial Shot
  • Website

Teotihuacan means 'the place where the gods were created', and that's the feeling once you visit this archeological site of Mexico. This pyramid, the third-largest of Earth, was dedicated to the god of Sun, and its geometrical perfection can only inspire admiration for the civilization that build it. The grandeur of this behemoth is even greater compared with those tiny dots of humanity in the frame. Seemingly insignificant, but in the end also the makers of this wonder.

  • Biography
    Enrico Pescantini was born on 1984 in Brescia, a northern city of Italy. Travels and POP is what defines his photography, and one the first project was Sguardi dal Nirvana, a reportage on Tibetan people. Close to the Tibetan cause and Buddhism, these portraits showed their (unnatural) serenity while facing the difficulties of living under the pressure of Chinese government. In 2012 he moved to Mumbai (India) for almost a year. There he run a photography blog for Vanity Fair called Inspiring Mumbai, documenting its travels within India. One of the most successful projects has been Barbie around the world, shooted in Israel and Cuba. This curious reportage has as protagonists the famous dolls Barbie and Ken during their vacations abroad, documented with digital cameras and old polaroids. Photos was welcomed with international publications on web and magazines, such us Style, Vogue, Vanity Fair, the Huffington Post and many others. Recently Enrico explored aerial photography, with a reportage of Iceland shoot with a drone: “Iceland by pescaDrone” has been published worldwide by Conde Nast Traveler, Telegraph and many others.

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