Andrea Bigiarini is a professional photographer and digital artist born and living in Florence, Italy.
Passionate about clouds, landscapes and nature.
Fascinated since boyhood by painting, illustration, graphic design and photography, in 2012 Andrea founded The New Era Museum, the first museum devoted to mobile photography as a tool for the improvement of reality and the building of a new era.
He's the Artistic Director and the Founder of The New Era Museum (NEM) and also of the related photographic groups with more than 500 world-wide atists and photographers:
Just to name few.
He's a visionary and the brain and the curator of Impossible Humans & Most Wanted Visionaries Projects.
He's the brain of the most revolutionaries events, exhibitions and live art performances of photography and Mobile Photography:
Impossible Humans “Renaissance People” Photo Shooting (Florence)
“Mare Nostrum” exhibition - Paris Photo Week
“Art Jazz Experience” - MACRO Testaccio - Rome
Has been member of the jury many international photo-contest.
These are the latest:
MOBGRAPHIA 2018 AWARDS (Brazil)
MIRA MOBILE PRIZE 2018 (Portugal)
MIRA MOBILE PRIZE 2019 (Portugal)
MIRA MOBILE PRIZE 2020 (Portugal)
MARE NOSTRUM PARIS 2021 (France)
MIRA MOBILE PRIZE 2021 (Portugal)
MIRA MOBILE PRIZE 2022 (Portugal)
THE DREAM IS YOU 2023 (Turkey)
MIRA MOBILE PRIZE 2023 (Portugal)
Just to mention the latest.
Andrea’s works varies from the film photography to a hybridization between photography and digital painting techniques.
His works has been exhibited in many galleries around the world.
Andrea Bigiarini appear on the list of international photographers selected by Jack Lang, former French Minister of Culture and current president of the IMA "Institut du monde arabe".
What they say about his work:
Some Interviews
“The Unexpected Happening”
Un progetto nato da un’idea di Marco Testoni e l’artista visuale Andrea Bigiarini che prevede, in differenti location, 4 eventi simultanei all’insegna della Mobile Art. Un concerto, una mostra, un contest ed un set fotografico