Alessio Lo Bello Architect

Alessio Lo Bello, born in Termini Imerese (PA) in 1980, obtained his degree in Architecture from the IUAV University in Venice in 2008. During his university studies, he collaborated with the Architects Professors Roberto Sordina and Serena Maffioletti, and with the sculptor Lorenzo Burchiellaro, for whom, in 2002, he set up a personal exhibition "Lorenzo Burchiellaro, sculpture between alchemy and metal" in the Tolentini's main hall, the historical seat of IUAV.

During the same years, thanks to two courses held by architectural photographers Alessandra Chemollo and Fulvio Orsenigo, he developed an interest in photography as an expressive and artistic medium. In 2008, immediately after completing his university studies, he moved to Naples where he worked, for almost three years, as a designer at the architecture studio of Prof. Francesco Venezia, one of the masters of Italian architecture. During his years in Naples, he started an experimentation on photography as abstract art: Hermeneutic experiments, invisible realities - visible unrealities. In 2011, after a year spent in London, he opened his own architecture studio in Sicily in Termini Imerese.