A physical and virtual hub
for contemporary photography.
About
I’ve got an idea
Tuscan House of Photography
Strada Comunale di Grotta al Leccio, 7, Palaia PI
team@tuscanhouseofphotography.com
A physical and virtual hub
for contemporary photography.
About
I’ve got an idea
Tuscan House of Photography
Strada Comunale di Grotta al Leccio, 7, Palaia PI
team@tuscanhouseofphotography.com
Tuscan House of Photography is a hub dedicated to contemporary photography, rooted in the Tuscan landscape and open to global perspectives. It is both a physical space, nestled in a traditional farmhouse amid rolling hills, and a virtual platform that fosters connections and dialogue through photographic practice.
The essence of the project lies in the interplay between space, creativity, and the people who inhabit it. Over time, Tuscan House of Photography has hosted artist residencies, independent photo-publishing retreats, and produced zines and photobooks, always exploring the dynamic potential of contemporary visual storytelling.
Now, Tuscan House of Photography focuses on promoting contemporary photographic projects, serving as a meeting point for artists, curators, and enthusiasts. It is also open to hosting workshops and retreats from like-minded organizations, creating a collaborative space where shared values and innovative visions come to life.
Tuscan House of Photography is a crossroads of tradition and innovation, a place to reflect on the evolving relationship between photography, creativity, and the world we live in.
At the end we’re open.
Open to ideas;
Open to people;
Open to projects;
Open to talk;
Open to challenges;
Open to change;
The only real things in which we believe are:
NICE PEOPLE, GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND FINE WINE
Our team
Andrea Palummo
Bio Andre
Valerio Serafini
Bio Vale
Roberto Ruoli (b. 1995)
He is a freelance copywriter and independent photographer based in Florence. With a background in Visual Communication, he began his career in advertising before shifting focus to artistic and photographic projects. In 2023 attended a Master in Contemporary Reportage with Arianna Arcara; in 2024 he received a scholarship for a workshop with Mark Steinmetz and Irina Rozovsky. Since 2022, he has been collaborating with the Tuscan House of Photography.