Matteo Frittelli was born in Florence in 1973. His educational path was characterized by an assiduous contact with the world of contemporary art. The friendships with numerous Italian and international artists and his first job experience in Rome, where he worked as a counselor for television production studies, inspired him to become a film director.
Matteo Frittelli was born in Florence in 1973. His educational path was characterized by an assiduous contact with the world of contemporary art. The friendships with numerous Italian and international artists and his first job experience in Rome, where he worked as a counselor for television production studies, inspired him to become a film director.
Matteo Frittelli was born in Florence in 1973. His educational path was characterized by an assiduous contact with the world of contemporary art. The friendships with numerous Italian and international artists and his first job experience in Rome, where he worked as a counselor for television production studies, inspired him to become a film director.
In 2007, he opened his own studio based in Florence. As an expert documentarist, in his projects he prioritize a calm yet unexpected point of view, avoiding any sort of rhetoric tension and focusing on underlining meanings in all projects.
In 2007, he opened his own studio based in Florence. As an expert documentarist, in his projects he prioritize a calm yet unexpected point of view, avoiding any sort of rhetoric tension and focusing on underlining meanings in all projects.
In 2007, he opened his own studio based in Florence. As an expert documentarist, in his projects he prioritize a calm yet unexpected point of view, avoiding any sort of rhetoric tension and focusing on underlining meanings in all projects.
Thanks to the collaboration with OMA studio and April studio, he realized different projects for the fashion industry. In 2014, he opened a studio in Milan, where he intensified his work as a producer both for the fashion and the art world. In 2017, he founded Alto Piano studio with his friend and photographer Agostino Osio. Alto Piano is a production platform dedicated to the development and creation of media projects for the fashion industry and contemporary art world.
Thanks to the collaboration with OMA studio and April studio, he realized different projects for the fashion industry. In 2014, he opened a studio in Milan, where he intensified his work as a producer both for the fashion and the art world. In 2017, he founded Alto Piano studio with his friend and photographer Agostino Osio. Alto Piano is a production platform dedicated to the development and creation of media projects for the fashion industry and contemporary art world.
Thanks to the collaboration with OMA studio and April studio, he realized different projects for the fashion industry. In 2014, he opened a studio in Milan, where he intensified his work as a producer both for the fashion and the art world. In 2017, he founded Alto Piano Studio with his friend and photographer Agostino Osio. Alto Piano is a production platform dedicated to the development and creation of media projects for the fashion industry and contemporary art world.
Correspondence
& Contacts
Alto Piano Studio
Via Nerino, 8
20123 Milan, Italy
+39 0282762918
altopiano@altopiano.studio
www.altopiano.studio
Correspondence
& Contacts
Alto Piano
Via Nerino, 8
20123 Milan, Italy
(+39) 0282762918
altopiano@altopiano.studio
www.altopiano.studio
Awards & Achievements
Awards & Achievements
2021
Matteo Frittelli is the producer of The garden that doesn’t exist, a documentary film directed by Rä Di Martino and based on a subject by Noa Karavan Cohen, along with Alto Piano Studio and in co-production with Les Films Du Poisson. In the Frame Italia category of Sguardi Altrove Festival, the movie received a special mention for the SNGCI Jury Prize.
2019
His documentary Carlo Alfano: Tra l’Io e l’Altro opened the 24th edition of Artecinema Festival at San Carlo Theater in Naples.
2017
Black Circle Square, his short film about Massimo Bartolini’s artistic work, wins first prize at Now You See Me Festival taking place at the Musée du Louvre of Paris.
2012
In occasion of the exhibition Intense Proximity. Art as network, curated by Okwui Enwezor, Matteo Frittelli is invited at the Triennale de Paris to present his documentary about the African artist La personne de Georges Adéagbo, filmed over four years between Benin, Italy, Spain and Germany.