Bruna Rotunno is an Italian photographer who lives and works between Milan and Paris.
She is strongly interested in human nature, she graduated in psychology, and then devoted herself to photography, with particular attention to portraits, landscapes and video art. Her personal work has always been focused on exploration and research in order to create her own vision of portrait and storytelling, a vision that alternates visionary sensitivity with the immediacy of reportage.
He has collaborated for years with Condè Nast and with the major advertising agencies, signing campaigns for clients such as BMW, Alitalia, American Express, Audi, Loro Piana, Zegna, etc.
The author works with photographs and videos, having exhibited in numerous galleries both in Italy and abroad. She had a solo show at the Milan Triennale (“Shangai 24h”, 2010) and participated in the 2005 Venice Biennale with the short film “Sultans Dream”. Her work “Women in Bali” has been exhibited at the Visual Arts in New Delhi, the Museum of Oriental Art in Turin (MAO) and the Sacred Gallery in Hong Kong. She published six books and won twice the Prix de la Photographie in Paris.

Piero Figura, born in Brindisi and graduated in architecture in Rome, began his career as a designer in Milan where he was also professor of scenography at the School of Architecture. Painting is not only his first love, but the great passion that has always accompanied him together with design. Playing with materials, enhancing “poor” ones and creating a contrast with “precious” ones is a steady feature in the work of an artist who manages to mix classic and pop like few others. A unique style, just like his approach to art. Whether it is painting, photography or design, everything can be traced back to a creative moment, what changes is only the means through which creativity is expressed. Figura currently signs some collections for Gianni Seguso Murano glassworks and for Athena Peltri D’utore group, countless collaborations as a set designer with Giovanni Gastel. His illustrations for Chanel, Dior, Vuitton and Guerlain are unforgettable. His creations and his art are distributed in galleries and shops all over the world, he still collaborates with well-known magazines, including Vanity Fair, Glamor, AD, Vogue etc. Countless exhibitions of him in Italy and abroad.

Donatella Izzo trained at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan and began her career as a painter but soon photography became the privileged mean through which she built an entire iconographic paradigm rich in symbolism and metaphors, far from any didactic intent. Her works recall ancient atmospheres and feelings, through a composition of languages ​​and overlapping of artistic practices. Izzo has participated in group exhibitions both in Italy and abroad among the galleries that have hosted his works: Beauchamp in London (2011), Angel Orensanz Foundation in New York (2013), Galeria Fotografi Miasta (Poland- Rzeszòw, 2014) , Akashi Gallery (Barcelona, ​​2014), Espacio 8 (Madrid, 2014) and Fabbrica del Vapore in Milan (2015). In 2019 she exhibits at Palazzo Grillo in Genoa with the exhibition “Other Identity” curated by F. Arena, at Palazzo Silva in the exhibition “The room where I like to be alone” curated by A. D ’Amico. The personal “Family Tree” at the La Bottega Gallery in Pietrasanta curated by F. Mutti (2017) the collective “No-Face” at the Kunsthalle in Lana (Bz) curated by A. Tricoli (2018). She exhibited at Wopart Lugano 2019 as part of a collective exhibition curated by Patrizia Madau (Tallulah Studio Art), and participated in the Arcus Pride Art Milan Exhibition 2019, (Studio Clifford Chance Milano), also curated by Patrizia Madau, She recently exhibited at the Fabbrica del Vapore in Milan, with the personal exhibition “The Dreamers. Dreamers in the time of abandonment” sponsored by the Cariplo Foundation, you participated with Tallulah Studio Art (Cluster) at MIA Fair 2021.

Dario Zucchi, born in Milan and resident in Washington D.C., is a passionate photographer. Through a combination of colors, styles and movements, he elaborates contrasts between paintings and sculptures on the one hand and people and spectators on the other. His photos are not premeditated, but they stop a moment of reality, a combination that has never happened before. Thanks to his shots, the works of Munch, Matisse, Rothko and many other famous artists immortalized in his photographs take on new meanings. Numerous solo exhibitions in America and Europe: MIA Fair 2021, Milan Tallulah Studio Art, until January 2022 at the Cosmos Club, Washington, D.C. “People in Museums: Dario Zucchi”, “Selected Photographs by Dario Zucchi” at Comcast Lounge, Strathmore Music Center, Rockville, Maryland, “An unexpected smile … continue in Verbania” at Villa Giulia, Verbania – Pallanza, Italy in 2017 , previously exhibited in 2014 in Casale Monferrato in Italy and at the Istituto Italia.