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The Sorrenti Family - Photographers

interview:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/works/s4/sorrenti/marios.shtml


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mario sorrenti, playboy magazine, aug 2004
 

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Davide actually died from a blood condition.

http://newyorkmetro.com/nymetro/nightlife/barsclubs/features/2937/index2.html
"When Davide (pronounced "David") Sorrenti died in February 1997, it was an A1 story in the New York Times. The 20-year-old photographer -- son and brother of two other prominent fashion photographers, Francesca and Mario -- had come to symbolize the dangers of "heroin chic." (Davide's death was actually the result of a painful blood condition, Cooley's anemia, complicated by heroin use. His mother is now leading a celebrated campaign against the use of underage fashion models, who are arguably more vulnerable to the lure of drugs.)"
 
AlmostFamous said:
Davide actually died from a blood condition.

http://newyorkmetro.com/nymetro/nightlife/barsclubs/features/2937/index2.html
"When Davide (pronounced "David") Sorrenti died in February 1997, it was an A1 story in the New York Times. The 20-year-old photographer -- son and brother of two other prominent fashion photographers, Francesca and Mario -- had come to symbolize the dangers of "heroin chic." (Davide's death was actually the result of a painful blood condition, Cooley's anemia, complicated by heroin use. His mother is now leading a celebrated campaign against the use of underage fashion models, who are arguably more vulnerable to the lure of drugs.)"
in all case-heroin is the reason
 
davide sorrenti's death was tragic and i truly respect his mother's effort to change something for young people in similar circumstances.

now, could we please keep the disussion on topic, that is the sorrenti's work...thank you:flower:
 
Photograph by Davide Sorrenti that appeared in I-D magazine
(nytimes)
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Photograph by Davide Sorrenti that appeared in Detour magazine
(nytimes)
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Davide Sorrenti in a photograph by his mother, Francesca Sorrenti, a week before his death from an overdose (nytimes)
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Davide Sorrenti with his mother, Francesca Sorrenti, whose photographs have appeared in many publications (nytimes)
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Davide Sorrenti with his brother, Mario (front), who is also a fashion photographer, and his sister, Vanina, a stylist (nytimes)
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they all seem to have a way with light... they share a very poetic vision... there's this ed shot by vanina,the model in it is ana mihaljovic(?)... does anyone have pics? i love it
 

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