Poet, photographer, seeker of lost places, Emiliano Cribari was born in Florence in 1977.
He has published several books, including Sull’Appennino di Dino Campana, La cura della pioggia, Soltanto d’estate, Autoritratto della nostalgia, and Blu ricordo.
He wrote and performed in the podcast series Zitti e Nuti, dedicated to actor and director Francesco Nuti, and the musical shows Analogico, illogico, elettronico and Verde.
He won the first edition of the podcast contest organized by FAI titled “Narrate, gente, la vostra terra.”
He is also involved in teaching photography.
Quello che resta [All that’s left] (2025)
Quello che resta is an endless journey through beloved and lost homes, through houses that have been caressed, observed, prayed to, listened to, and watched as they struggle amid the ivy and brambles of a forgotten world. The home itself—conceived as a haven, but also as a mother and a root—is one of the recurring themes in the photographic and literary work of the author. The work was created almost entirely in 2025, between the Apennines and the sea, among woods, forests, and plains filled with infinity. The installation also features the display of five poems on the theme.
