A photogallery of images by Calogero Cascio, a photographer and photojournalist who, with his sensitivity and observant eye, left an indelible mark on the history of Italian photography. An extraordinary visual storyteller, he was capable, through his work, of capturing not only the outward appearance of things, but more importantly the most intimate emotions and nuances of the human experience, creating artworks soaked in depth. His photoreportages thus became true visual narratives capable of communicating the beauty, suffering, hope and struggle of an era.
His images not only document the events and people of his time. In fact, each of his photographs narrated a story, raised questions and invited reflection.
In the 1950s-1970s, the art of photojournalism was a constant challenge and endeavor. His photographs were not mere snapshots, but true documents of a complex and changing reality. Each pic was the result of long instinctual research and a deep understanding of the social and historical context in which it was placed.
Calogero Cascio’s work as a social and “humanist” photojournalist was not just about creating images, but was a means of raising awareness of important and often overlooked issues. His photographs were a tool to reveal social injustices, to celebrate diversity and to promote mutual understanding and respect among people.
Today, the images of photographer and photojournalist Calogero Cascio, such as those collected in this photogallery, continue to inspire and to educate, offering a valuable insight into the history and culture of his time. His artistic and social legacy lives on through his photographs, which remain a powerful means of communication and denunciation.