Zenith Nature begun when I bought a drone, but really got a kick because of the pandemic since for long periods people were forbid to cross city limits. Hovering above my home town parks it was a way to escape from the ordinary. I used the healing power of photography to counterbalance the loss of control that the pandemic cast upon my life. Upon all lives. I concentrate on producing an image that is not immediately recognizable for what it is. Zenith perspective surely helps in that. Nonetheless I try to highlight on what makes nature so incredibly plural, also in a city park.
Michele Molinari is a visual artist, writer, photographer and journalist. Born in Mantua, Italy. Based in Milan, he works for several years as freelance journalist and photographer for the biggest Italian life style and travel magazines. He lately moves to New York City (1997-2005). From the US he corresponds for the Italian press. In Buenos Aires, Argentina, (2005-2012) he mainly works on visual art and photography. More of his photos can be seen on EyeEm and Flickr. You can also follow him on Twitter and Instagram as @micmol and @micmol.art
