Lorenzo Manzo (b. 1987) is an Italian photographer based in London. His passion for photography was sparked in childhood when he discovered old cameras and a collection of photographs left behind by his grandfather, who had documented life in the small Tuscan village where Lorenzo grew up. Though he never met him, this connection to the past ignited his curiosity for storytelling through images.

In 2018, Lorenzo began pursuing photography seriously, developing a distinctive street-style approach that blends authenticity with careful composition. A passionate traveller, he finds inspiration in exploring new cultures and capturing the essence of everyday life in different parts of the world. His work focuses on the spontaneity of human interaction and the unique character of each place he visits.

Blending street photography and documentary to capture authentic moments of human interaction and cultural diversity, my work is driven by a lifelong project to explore and document as many cultures as possible. I use photography as a tool to observe, connect, and tell visual stories that transcend language and borders. Through a balance of spontaneity and composition, I seek to highlight the beauty of everyday life and the unexpected details that define each place and its people.