Aux bonheurs de Paris

This is what Humphrey Bogart said in the famous film Sabrina.
With the tormented calm of the Seine that cradles the moon and the reflections of the bridges, with the aroma of coffee and lovers' kisses in the little streets that wind throughout the city, with its secret gardens that perfume in the rain, with its islands that are as touristy as they are typical.
Muse of poets and writers, Light of thinkers, Palette for painters, Lover of stylists and faithful Model for photographers from all over the world; Paris never ceases to inspire and nourish the souls of artists who have been able to reveal its many characteristics, immortalizing it over time.
The work of Giorgio Gatti, an Italian photographer born in Turin, fits in with this artistic vision.
Black and whites of shadow and light softly blended into different shades of gray, natural light and a touch of often ironic lightheartedness characterize the images of this photographer.

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Dominique Moran , critic and writer