Stefano Corso is a professional photographer who lives and works between Rome and Berlin.
His artistic work is mainly focused on a surreal visual representation of the human figure within the urban context.
In the field of music, he works as a portrait photographer and covers events around Europe, including concerts at the Cité de la musique in Paris, the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome, the Berliner Philharmonie and the Staatsoper in Berlin, and many others.
His exhibition Berlin Today: The Future of Metropolis was displayed for the VI edition of the European Month of Photography Berlin at the Italian Cultural Institute.
In 2014, he co-authored the photography book We Will Forget Soon, a visual research study on the architectural remains of the Red Army in the German Democratic Republic.
His photo Red Rain sold over 60,000 copies around the world as an art poster.
Behind the voices by Stefano Corso highlights the complexity involved in producing the Biennale Musica 2021, the teamwork, the commitment of the artists, the tension and the excitement of the rehearsals and the encounters. In the sequence of images, the photographer analyses the production process, reveals the presence of the composers, listens to the dialogue with the performers, studies the acoustic spaces, verifies the diffusion of the vocal sound.
The hands, the gestures, the movements and the expressions of the protagonists turn the moments behind the scenes of every concert into a new event, a visual event charged with the sonic energy generated by the performances.
To freeze that moment, to go back and be able to see those voices warming up and harmonizing, before their sound fills the spaces, makes the CHORUSES. Vocal Dramaturgies Festival an ideally continuous laboratory.
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