Nicolás Fiorentino

Nicolás Fiorentino is GlogauAIR resident
from January, 2025 to March, 2025

Nicolás Fiorentino, an Argentinian artist based in Madrid, uses photography to explore daily life, migration, urbanism, and self-reflection. His work captures overlooked moments, inviting viewers to engage with his journey and discover beauty in the ordinary.

Meet the Artist

Statement

Nicolás Fiorentino is an artist from Buenos Aires, Argentina, currently based in Madrid, Spain. Through his photography, Nicolás explores daily life as a way to connect with his environment and reflect on contemporary existence.

His projects often delve into themes such as migration, self-development, urbanism, and philosophical exploration. Nicolás invites viewers to engage with his personal journey, transforming them into active participants in his story.

Photography becomes his medium for capturing and revealing emotions, reflections, and questions that often go unnoticed.

Treating reality as a canvas, Nicolás navigates spaces we typically ignore, drawing attention to overlooked moments of peace, chaos, and unexpected beauty in everyday life.

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GlogauAIR Project

During my residency, I aim to further develop my project “Berlin is Part of Me”, which explores my personal and artistic journey in the city where I first began to grow as an artist, discovered my photographic style, and redefined my sense of self.

After leaving Berlin, I realized how deeply the experience of migration had shaped both my work and lifestyle. This project delves into my personal story, examining how we form emotional and creative bonds with the cities we inhabit. As a migrant artist, I seek to reflect on how these connections influence our art and become an integral part of our identity.

Throughout the residency, I will focus on transforming my Berlin experience into a tangible piece of art. My goal is to go beyond my usual photographic methods, using the images I’ve created to craft an object that embodies the essence of this journey—an object that can be both seen and touched, representing the lasting impact of Berlin on my life and work.

CV Summary

Education

2024- Master in Photography and postproduction. Too Many Flash. Madrid, España.
2021- BA Communication Media and design. Universidad de las Artes. Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Group Exhibition