Andrea Peruzzi is an Italian travel and documentary photographer.

Born in the early 1980s in Florence, in the cradle of the Renaissance and surrounded by the Tuscan countryside, Andrea grew up fascinated by the exploration of the historical and natural places that surround him.

This love pushed him throughout his adolescence to immortalize places and moments with "point-and-shoot" film cameras.

It was only in 2010, during a trip to the United States, that he purchased his first digital reflex camera, which would accompany him for a few years and would be his vehicle for professional growth in the world of photography.

Andrea loves to travel "with a camera and a backpack" to come into contact with the truest and most authentic part of the places he visits and the people he meets, trying to establish, when possible, bonds of friendship and mutual respect that allow him, at end of each journey, to enrich his intellectual and emotional baggage.

Fascinated by the cultural diversity that our planet offers, Andrea traveled from the metropolises and crowded squares of his native Florence, to the remote villages scattered across the various continents to meet and document the daily life of ethnic minorities who retain their identity, still unconditioned from globalization and mass tourism.

Awarded several times for his photographs in renowned international photography competitions, in collective and personal exhibitions, Andrea Peruzzi continues to travel and "see nations through people's eyes" to document what he encounters, together with his camera.