Alessandro Falco, 1986, is a documentary photographer whose visual research is actually focusing on environmental and humanitarian issues affecting the Amazon rainforest.

Since 2014, Falco has been mentored by the acclaimed war photographer Fabio Bucciarelli, starting a documentation of humanitarian crisis in Brazil, Venezuela, Greece and Central Europe.

His reportages have been published by international media including The New York Times, National Geographic, Die Zeit, CNN, GQ, Newsweek Japan, Al Jazeera, Bloomberg, Vice News, The Intercept, Liberation, Il Reportage and Sport Week.

His work has been awarded and exhibited widely in galleries and museums in France, Italy, United Kingdom, Holland, USA, China, Brazil and Colombia.

In 2016, his reportage on a severe drought in Brazilian North East has been showcased by United Nations at the 1st World Humanitarian Summit, in Istanbul.

Falco lives in Belem do Pará, the gateway to the Amazon river.