Nino Migliori (born in 1926 in Bologna) is an Italian photographer, known for his visual experimentation and his exploration of themes such as perception, memory, and materiality.
After studying graphic arts and visual arts, Migliori began to develop an original photographic language that ranges from documentary to abstract photography, often employing experimental techniques such as negative superimposition, light manipulation, and creative use of film.
His works explore the relationship between object, space, and time, with a focus on everyday life and natural elements, transformed through photography into poetic and conceptual compositions. Among his most notable series are images of landscapes, architecture, and industrial materials reinterpreted through innovative visual approaches.
