Riccardo De Vecchi is a photographer and filmmaker with an architectural background working across Europe.
He obtained a Master in Architecture at the Technical University of Delft (NL) in 2017. After the studies he focused on developing a multi-disciplinary approach towards photography and filmmaking in the fields of architecture, design and documentary research.
His work explores both the finished product and the process of its creation, approaching photography as a form of documentary storytelling. This method places emphasis on capturing not only the final result but also the nuanced journey of construction and transformation, making his approach unique in architectural photography.
Riccardo’s expertise often intersects with multi-disciplinary research projects that investigate the relationship between architecture and its context, human presence, and spatial experience. He is regularly invited to collaborate on such projects alongside architects, artists and institutions.
His portfolio includes collaborations with many important architectural firms, artists and cultural institutions within and outside Europe.
He has been a visiting teacher at the Rotterdam Academy van Bowkunst, KABK in Den Haag, the Venice Institute for Architecture (IUAV,IT) and guest lecturer at The Berlage (Delft, NL).
Photo courtesy of Riccardo De Vecchi
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