Fièvre by Lorenzo Castore is an intense and deeply personal photobook that moves through moments of chaos, memory, and emotional fever. Known for his raw, instinctive style, Castore blends black-and-white and color photographs to create a dense, subjective world—one marked by restlessness, intimacy, and a deep sensitivity to the people and places that shape a life. The images feel immediate and unfiltered, as if they were pulled straight from the heat of experience.
Castore’s work often hovers between autobiography and documentary. In Fièvre, he shifts between countries, time periods, and emotional states, building a fragmented visual diary that captures the instability, beauty, and violence of being alive. This is photography as personal narrative—bold, urgent, and full of texture.
