Paolo Rosselli holds a degree in architecture from Politecnico di Milano. During the studies, Ugo Mulas introduces him to photography, which influences his choice to pursue photography as a profession. His interest in architecture photography evolves along diverse trajectories: from the work of contemporary architects to the masters of modern architecture, such as Giuseppe Terragni, and the history of architecture, e.g., Renaissance architecture in Italy. In his free work, he is pursuing specific research on the contemporary urban landscape and the interiors of domestic spaces. He was invited to the Venice Biennial in three editions in 1993, 2004, and 2006. He is the author of about twenty books on photography. In his recent publications, Sandwich Digitale and Scena Mobile (Quodlibet), he addresses his approach to photography and the change in the perception of the real world in the digital age explicitly. He lives and works in Milano.
