In The Tour of the Seven Modern Churches, Ernesto Fiorentino explores contemporary church architecture in Italy through a personal photographic journey developed from his interest in modern architecture. Moving between exteriors, interiors, details, matter, emptiness, form, space and light, the project considers how contemporary architectural language gives form to sacred spaces. Fiorentino explains that the work is not religiously motivated or intended as a survey, but reflects a journey through contemporary forms of sacred architecture photographed across different years and moments. The project’s title refers to the medieval Roman tradition of visiting seven churches.
Exploring Form Space & Light In Modern Church Architecture In Italy