The Photographer and the printer; A new vision of Fine Art printing

In a massive flow of online images and finally only viewed on computer screens, Ipads and phones our perception on image has dramatically changed.
But what about the print ?
Who is the printer and what is the relationship with the photographer ? What is and what defines a certified Fine Art print today ? What is behind the creation of a high quality photo exhibition ?

The Belgian photographer Marc T. and the Italian printer Samuele Mancini will share, through an updated definition of the Fine Art print flow, how to reach the highest levels in Fine Art printing.
The new and future art market exigencies are demanding for higher quality prints, therefore the print flow becomes integer part of the complete photographic process.
In our virtual present it is more important than ever, to reiterate that photography is all about creating printed images.

Aimed at photographers, gallery owners and in general to all those who are passionate with photography.

The speakers

Marc T.

Started photographing in 197nd became professional independent photographer in the 1980’s, after being assistent for the British photographer Cecil Beaton in his last years before he passed away in January 1980.
The real start was launched with, in those times, the brand new The Face Magazine in London, The Face was a unique platform for a new generation of young photographers. The Face period was followed a long list of publications in magazines from the Uk, Belgium, France, Usa and Germany.
Since 1995 Marc T. decided to work only on his own photographic projects and to develop his own visions on photography.

Samuele Mancini

Samuele Mancini is an Italian photographer and printer. During his career he has printed for prestigious photographers; Ferdinando Scianna (Magnum), Francesco Cito, Giuliana Traverso, Marc T., Abbas (Magnum), Renee 'Jakobs and many others.
From he is responsible for the Fine Art print of the photographic archive of the internationally known fashion designer Roberto Cavalli.
His personal vision of the photographic workflow from shooting to Fine Art printing, was recognized by and in received, as the first in Italy, the international Canson Infinity quality certification, a world leading company in the cotton paper sector.