About

 

Samuele Cherubini (b.1984) is a freelance photographer, videographer and visual artist.

 

He graduated with honors from Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera (B.Arts) and IUAV University of Venice (MA). Over the years he has worked for a wide variety of art institutions across the globe documenting artworks and exhibitions.

Alongside his professional career he teaches courses in art and cinematography at university and high school. He is also a National Geographic Educator and loves taking part in creative projects to build a sustainable future.

This journal is a repository of various works, thoughts and observations gathered in an informal way.

 

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  • The Teaching Tree

    Muhannad Shono

  • Roger Ballen

    Theatre of Apparitions 2022

  • Aquagranda

    A video documentary about the project Aqua Granda, a digital community memory launched on 12 November 2020 by the EU H2020 ODYCCEUS project and Science Gallery Venice. It contains background on the historical roots of digital community memories and on today’s role of social media and describes the meteorological phenomena that give rise to big floods in Venice and their impact on the architecture of the city. It details how…

  • Underwater

  • Shakespeare Mas

    A reportage of the Shakespeare Mas, a very unique form of carnival that takes place on the small island of Carriacou, WI.

  • Seamless

      A scroll book made for the Burning Man – I, Robot 2018.The book is collage o hundreds of pictures taken throughout the event, in different daytimes and spaces and edited in a single seamless panorama.

  • Compass and cardinal rose

    An activity to teach 4-6th grade students compass and cardinal directions as part of NatGeo Educational program.

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    Incroci di Civiltà

    A Literature Festival promoted by the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, the Venice Foundation, the Municipality of Venice, with the partnership of the BAUERsVenezia, the Fondazione Musei Civici Venezia and Marsilio. During the festival authors from many different countries gather together in Venice, where they shared their personal visions of the world with an enthusiastic audience of passionate readers.

  • Video Reel

    A quick selection of recent projects.

  • Water Jam

    Sometimes referred to as a Fluxbox, this artist’s book by George Brecht contains a large number of small printed cards with instructions known as event-scores. Courtesy Fondazione Bonotto.