Italian photographer Massimo Saretta unveiled his new project, the photo album “Asia”, in Tirana.

The album, spanning 250 pages, tells the story, art, culture, and beliefs of the East. It offers an immersive visual journey, capturing the essence of distant countries while encouraging understanding, sensitivity, and reflection on diversity.

Furthermore, the presentation was supported by the Italian Cultural Institute and Aleksandër Moisiu University. Their involvement helped transform the book into a cultural treasure.

The project was shaped with contributions from the organization Resolution, led by art manager Liora Sinigaglia, with support from Dr. Armela Curi and photographer Grisel Hoxha. Together, they created a coherent and visionary cultural pathway.

Over twenty years, Saretta traveled from India to Cambodia, China to Vietnam, Bangladesh to Nepal, and also Japan and Thailand. Through vivid colors and strong contrasts, his photographs convey the richness and authenticity of Asian cultures.

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