TerraProject is a collective of documentary photographers founded in Italy in 2006. Its members are Michele Borzoni, Simone Donati, Pietro Paolini and Rocco Rorandelli. With an eye on both the Italian reality and the most relevant social and environmental issues, the members of TerraProject have produced numerous individual and group projects, experimenting with an original collective writing approach. TerraProject produces stories and essays for the editorial market as well as corporate clients and fine art. The works of the collective have been published in the pages of the most important international magazines, including Der Spiegel, Financial Times Magazine, GEO, Le Monde Magazine, Monocle, Newsweek, Paris Match, Stern, Time, The Wall Street Journal and, in Italy, on D La Repubblica, Internazionale, Io Donna, L’Espresso, Sportweek and Vanity Fair. Their works have been exhibited in various prestigious venues around the world and the collective’s members have been guests of numerous international photo festivals. TerraProject photographers have received many prestigious international awards including the World Press Photo (2010 and 2012), the Canon Prize (2010), the Pesaresi Award for Contemporary Photography (2013) and Graziadei Award (2014).

Figurant parmi les premiers collectifs de photographes en Italie, TerraProject constitue non seulement une plate-forme de promotion commune pour ses membres, mais aussi un outil de création et d’expérimentation d’une écriture commune.

Les travaux du collectif ont été publiés dans les pages des plus importants magazines internationaux dont Der Spiegel, La Repubblica, Financial Times Magazine, GEO (Allemagne, France, Italie), Internazionale, Io Donna, L’Espresso, Le Monde Magazine, Newsweek, Paris Match, Sportweek, Stern, Time. Plusieurs de leurs reportages ont été exposés à New York, Pékin, Berlin, São Paulo, Madrid, Barcelone, Dublin et dans de nombreuses villes italiennes.

Les membres du collectif ont été invités dans plusieurs festivals internationaux de photographie. Ils ont également reçu de prestigieux prix dont le World Press Photo (2010 et 2012), le Prix Canon (2010) et l’Anthropographia Award for Human Rights (2011).