Pardo Iannini

07/11/2025

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06/11/2025

04/11/2025

From a shoot with

25/03/2025

I’m honoured to have another picture by me selected by editors at LensCulture.
Great News — My entry for the Portrait Awards 2025 has been selected by the editors to be featured in the online Competition Gallery. See it at https://staging.lensculture.com/.../portrait-awards/2025...

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03/02/2025

Kabb-alah

This photo series explores the profound unity of humanity in the presence of the Divine, drawing inspiration from Kabbalistic ideas and our shared roots. The interplay of ancient traditions—each rich in spiritual symbolism and meaning—serves as a testament to the oneness of all people before God.
Each image reflects an aspect of this unity, weaving together letters, symbols, and motifs from arabic and hebrew traditions to create a visual dialogue. Through this, the series seeks to transcend differences and celebrate the shared essence that binds us all. The delicate balance of light, shadow, and form further emphasizes the divine interconnectedness that pervades creation.
This work invites viewers to reflect on the sacred commonalities within diversity, reminding us that in the eyes of the Infinite, we are one.

11/11/2024

I’m sad about everything that is happening in the world right now. This picture gave me some glimpse of something. It reminded me of and it reminded me that I am a creative force and that even if I can only give money or give voice to the atrocities, I am doing something, anything, so there is no reason why not to share my pictures with people even though It may feel like vanity

26/06/2024

Mundane scene. And the genocide doesn’t stop. I don’t know what else to do. I’m not loosing hope in humanity. I want this to stop.

04/05/2024

02/05/2024

Tree of life…