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I photograph what moves me - mountains, the sea, people. At forty, after ten years in management consulting, I left the corporate world to follow what had always pulled me: the camera, the light, the moment. Growing up in Ticino between the Alps and the Mediterranean shaped how I see. The tension between power and fragility, between permanence and change - that runs through everything I do.

Photography

My work spans fine art, corporate photography, and long-term environmental documentation. What connects them is one approach: take time to observe, understand the light and the moment, then create an image that tells a story beyond the obvious. Whether I photograph a personality, a glacier cave, or a 20metre wave - the principle is the same.

Clients include Avaloq, Egon Zehnder, Louis Vuitton, Mirabaud, UBS, IWC Schaffhausen, Grace Hotels, Graubündner Kantonalbank, and the Swiss Armed Forces. Two published books. Work in private and public collections worldwide.

Glaciers.Today

In 2023, we installed high-resolution cameras at 3,000 metres on the Diavolezza, overlooking Piz Palü, Piz Bernina, and the Pers and Morteratsch glaciers. Every 30 minutes, an image is captured - day and night, year-round. The archive holds over 30,000 photographs and is publicly accessible. The project is designed to run for at least ten years.

Glaciers.Today is not a statement - it is a document. I don't interpret what the cameras show; that is the work of science. My role is to make the change visible. In a time when AI-generated images blur the line between real and artificial, authentic photos matters more than ever.

Mentoring

The retreats in the high Alps, in Nazaré, and Venice, are not technical workshops - they are experiences in observation. The goal is always the same: slow down, look more carefully, find your own perspective.

With connecting.photography, that same principle enters the corporate world. Together with an experienced coach, we use portrait photography as a tool for building trust and connecting leaders and teams. Participants become photographers and models for each other - and in the process, they learn to see each other differently. The method works because observation creates connection, and connection creates trust.

Home in Thun, with a studio in Zurich. Olympic Games, America's Cups, alpine expeditions, commercial shootings - I have been where the light and the stakes are highest. When I am not photographing, I am usually planning the next project, or standing somewhere in nature, watching the light change.

#consideryourimpact

Everything we do has an impact - always.