Contact
Email: francesco.vigliotti@ymail.com
Pec: francesco.vigliotti1@pec.it
Cell/Whatsapp: +39 333 4281367
Instagram: @francescovigliottiphoto
Francesco Vigliotti
is an Italian Naturalist, Photographer, and Curator who works on long-term documentary projects. He studied natural sciences at the Sapienza University of Rome and whilst continuing his studies in photography. In 2021, Francesco was selected to receive a scholarship endorsed by National Geographic Italy to study documentary photography and reportage. In 2022 he started a Master course in contemporary photojournalism at Officine Fotografiche in Rome.
Francesco is deeply committed to climate and social issues. Following his numerous trips to Madagascar, he began producing Adrift, a long-term project that explores the interconnected impacts of climate change on Malagasy communities. He has also extensively documented the Pollino National Park, Italy’s largest national park, focusing on the work of its specialists to protect and preserve its unique ecosystem.
Francesco has contributed as a photographer to several sustainable tourism guides, including the Bike Paths Park Calabria Official Guide, winner of the Italian Green Road Award 2021; the Ring Cycle Route of Lucanian Park, published by Ediciclo Editore; the official Cinti Trail Guide; and the official Meridiana Bike Paths Guide.
Francesco is also the curator of the SKY•EYE exhibition, held at the Italian-Latin American International Organization(IILA). The exhibition raises awareness about the use of satellite imagery to study climate change by connecting satellite photographs with documentary projects by international photojournalists who have documented the impacts of climate change, as well as adaptation and mitigation efforts, in the same locations seen from space.
Alongside his personal projects, Francesco has worked with Sila National Park, Pollino National Park, Appennino Lucano National Park, Cilento National Park, Aspromonte National Park, Legambiente, and the Agency for the Territorial Promotion of the Basilicata Region.
His photographs have been published in National Geographic, Dove, Natural Style, Corriere dello Sport, Viva, BC Magazine, and other publications.
@francescovigliottiphoto
Exhibitions
2026: Saperi, Museum of Comparative Anatomy Battista Grassi, Rome, Italy
2026: Adrift, Milano Photo Awards Exhibition ROOM 2, Milan, Italy.
2026: Ciclovia Parchi Calabria, Fa’ la cosa giusta!, Milan, Italy.
2025: The Grass is always greener on the other side, Libri in Itinere, Turin, Italy.
2024: Pollino National Park exhibition, Siluna Festival, Italy.
2024: SKY • EYE Exhibition, IILA Italo Latin American International Organization, Rome, Italy.
2024: Collective exhibition, Officine Fotografiche, Rome, Italy.
2023: Pollino National Park's celebratory exhibition, La Catasta, Campotenese, Italy.
2023: Pollino National Park's celebratory exhibition, Italian Geographic Society, Rome, Italy.
2023: Pollino National Park's thirtieth anniversary, Ecomuseo del Parco, Rotonda, Italy.
2023: Collective exhibition, Les Boutographies Festival, Montpellier, France.
2023: Collective exhibition, Officine Fotografiche, Rome, Italy.
Books & Catalogues
2026: Meridiana Bike Paths Official Guide, Appennino Lucano Val d’Agri Lagonegrese National Park authority publisher.
2026: Cinti Trail Official Guide, Appennino Lucano Val d’Agri Lagonegrese National Park authority publisher.
2025: Ring cycle route of Lucanian Parks, Ediciclo publisher.
2024: L’anello dei parchi lucani in bicicletta, Ediciclo publisher.
2023: Pollino National Park celebratory photobook, Pollino National Park authority publisher.
2022: Bike Paths Park Calabria Official guide.
Editorial
2026: Bici.Style, April.
2026: Viva, number V, April.
2026: DOVE, Special Edition, January.
2025: Natural Style, October.
2025: Corriere dello Sport, September.
2025: National Geographic Travel CZECH REPUBLIC, July.
2025: National Geographic Travel ITALY, July.
2025: National Geographic Travel USA, July.
2024: BC Magazine, number 68, May.
2023: The aqueduct Magazine, number VI, December.