Mosca 1983

Born in Rome in 1959, he is a writer and director for Mediaset, Rai, and Sky Classica. He has produced films and photographic projects for the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome, the Rome Quadriennale, and other public and private cultural institutions.
During the 2020 lockdown, the National Gallery in Rome commissioned him to create the photographic narrative “Roma città chiusa” (Rome: Closed City). In 2021, he produced “A casa di Hans” (At Hans’s House), a photographic exploration of composer Hans Werner Henze’s legendary home in the Castelli Romani area, undertaken before the house was cleared out following his death. In 2022, he exhibited “PU.Ra”—a photographic exhibition on the Rationalist architecture of Pesaro and Urbino—at the Pesaro Civic Museums.
The architecture magazine *Panteon* commissioned him to provide the entire photographic content for its year-end issue, which focused on the Roman locations featured in the books and films of Pier Paolo Pasolini. Also in 2022, he created “Non mi troverai” (You Won’t Find Me), a series of images shot in the Naples home of artist Gian Maria Tosatti; this work was exhibited at the Fondazione Pastificio Cerere in Rome, Mudima in Milan (2023), and Spazio Bianco in Pesaro (2024–25). In 2024, he was among the 40 finalists of the Terna Photography Award, with his work exhibited at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome. He regularly writes a column on cinema titled “La Bussola di Ago” for *ArtsLife*.

Exhibition 24 settembre – 4 novembre 2026 | Pellestrina isola sottile”