Ugo Milano is an Italian photographer and visual storyteller working at the intersection of documentary photography and narrative research. His work explores the relationships between places, memory and the invisible narratives that shape our perception of reality. Drawing on literature, myths and legends, he investigates how stories interact with contemporary life, often seeking connections between the real and the imaginary. With a background in English and German literature, having studied at the University of Naples Federico II and the University of Göttingen, he is particularly interested in the dialogue between literary and photographic languages, as well as the intersections between art and science. His projects often combine photography and text, and his work has been featured in art catalogues, magazines and anthologies, and exhibited in Italy and internationally. He is currently developing a research proposal exploring the relationship between literature and photography.
