• Antonio Zambardino

Portfolio

egypts-revolution-rivoluzione-in-egitto Tahrir Square. Egyptians protest and demand prosecution of ousted president Hosni Mubarak and his regime. Cairo, Egypt, 2011
counterrevolution-in-egypt-controrivoluzione-in-egitto Youth of the April 6 Youth movement occupied Tahrir Square once again. Cairo, Egypt, 2011
climate-ground-zero An activist anti mountaintop removal stands on Kayford Mt. Volunteers group anti MTR have gathered to the Fall Summit, an occasion for activist to take action against MTR. Kayford Mountain, West Virginia, USA, 2010
climate-ground-zero-3 Mountaintop removal: this mountain has been totally stripped with explosives to mine out the coal. The result of such process is desertification. Hobet MTR Mine site, West Virginia, USA, 2010
climate-ground-zero-2 An activist of the Climate Ground Zero campaign against mountaintop removal. Rock Creek, West Virginia, USA, 2010
the-roadkill-program The Roadkill Program. Moose carried away from the Charity volunteers Anchorage, Alaska, USA, 2009
floodings-esondazioni Sapio chemical plant. Orte, Viterbo, 2012
islamic-medicine-medicina-islamica Ahmad Shohilbuwafa Tajul Arifin Mosque. Tasikmalaya, Indonesia, 2015
a-shrinking-eden-valle-delleden Abu Suabad, small buffalo breeders village. Chibayish, Iraq, 2013
rubbish-emergency-emergenza-rifiuti-2 An unhautorized dump burning. Nola, Naples, 2008
tonga-below-sea-level-tonga-sotto-il-livello-del-mare Portrait of policemen in the sea. Nuku'alofa, Tonga, 2010
rubbish-emergency-emergenza-rifiuti Masseria del Re. Storage depot for the ecological bales. Giugliano, Naples, 2008

Antonio Zambardino was born in Rome in 1981.
He graduated at IED in 2004. At the same time, he worked in the editorial project C:Cube by Nello Barile.
From 2006 to 2008 he worked as assistant for the major photographic printing laboratories in Rome, where he specialized in the post-production of reportages.
In 2008 he devoted himself entirely to the profession of photographer, moving to Naples, where he began a project about garbage crisis in the Campania region; thanks to this project, he won the FNAC prize 2008.
He was based in Bangkok, following the region’s main social and environmental issues day by day.
In the previous years he has developed personal projects at home in Italy, and further afield in North America, the Middle East and Asia. His work has been published internationally and honored in the New York Photo Festival, the Pictures of The Year, the FOAM Talent selection and the International Photography Awards.
He died before his time in 2016 on Thai island of Koh Phangan.