about

Giancarlo Ceraudo (Rome - 1969) is a documentary photographer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

For ten years he has been documenting social, cultural, health and human rights issues with a focus on Latin America.

His most ambitious and personally rewarding work has been “Destino Final”, a recently completed reportage and multimedia project that uncovers the crimes committed by the armed forces during the Argentinean dictatorship. Through painstaking research and human rights investigation "Destino Final" has helped to identify and to bring to trial several pilots responsible for the notorious and infamous “death flights” (read full story by clicking here)

Destino Final will be published by Schilt Publishing in 2012.

Giancarlo’s work has been widely published in Italian and International publications including L'Espresso, Internazionale, El Pais, GEO and National Geographic. His images are part of the collection of the Maxxi (National Museum of 21st Century Arts, Rome) and have been exhibited in galleries throughout Italy, Spain, France and the United States.

Other publications include: Frontiera Sud (Fandango Publisher, 2004), which investigates immigration between Morocco and Spain and was produced in collaboration with historian Stefano Simoncini. “Made in Italy” (Trolley Books, 2005) a collective reportage on the work environment in Italy.

Giancarlo has an academic background in anthropology and has worked in Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.  Since 2008 he has been working on a long-term project documenting the changes in Cuba since the passage of power to Raul Castro.