Stefano Campo Antico
Stefano Campo Antico began his career as a photographer in the mid-nineties after a few years of apprenticeship as an assistant at various photographic studios in Milan.
Initially his focus was on the furniture and architectural photography collaborating with magazines such as Interni, Abitare, for companies such as De Padova, Bernini, Fish design and Miù begins.
Antico’s works acquired an international dimension with numerous reports for the German magazines Heuser and Schoner Wohnen published in Hamburg. Later his specialisation moved towards advertising and fashion still-life which still remains today with most of his works.
His collaborations include magazines such as Io donna, Vioro, and with companies at the top of the luxury sector including Prada, Zegna, Gucci, Marni, Damiani, Eberhard.
Advertising includes a long-standing collaboration with Maccann-Erickson, following the web campaigns for Nespresso and Oviesse and in 2016 he won the silver lion in Cannes for the “beer Responsibly” campaign.
Stefano Campo Antico began his career as a photographer in the mid-nineties after a few years of apprenticeship as an assistant at various photographic studios in Milan.
Initially his focus was on the furniture and architectural photography collaborating with magazines such as Interni, Abitare, for companies such as De Padova, Bernini, Fish design and Miù begins.
Antico’s works acquired an international dimension with numerous reports for the German magazines Heuser and Schoner Wohnen published in Hamburg. Later his specialisation moved towards advertising and fashion still-life which still remains today with most of his works.
His collaborations include magazines such as Io donna, Vioro, and with companies at the top of the luxury sector including Prada, Zegna, Gucci, Marni, Damiani, Eberhard.
Advertising includes a long-standing collaboration with Maccann-Erickson, following the web campaigns for Nespresso and Oviesse and in 2016 he won the silver lion in Cannes for the “beer Responsibly” campaign.