ABOUT

Photographer and author

Fabrizio D’Aloisio is a Swiss–Italian photographer and author based in St. Moritz, spending part of the year in Italy. Raised in Klosters among artists, writers and old-world characters, he developed an early eye for the hedonistic culture and refined aesthetics of the twentieth century — a perspective that continues to shape his work today.

His photography moves between vibrant, cinematic imagery for commercial and editorial commissions and a quieter documentary sensibility in long-form essays and book projects. Often marked by a subtle touch of irony, his work creates a dialogue between timeless style and contemporary storytelling.

Before dedicating himself to photography, he spent more than fifteen years in the creative industries, including as Creative Director for St. Moritz, where he helped shape the destination’s visual identity. He was mentored by Monty Shadow and counts photographers such as Peter Vann and Peter Knapp among his inspirations. He is the author of several photo books and long-form projects.

Selected work

Clients
Aston Martin · Lamborghini · Leica Akademie Switzerland · St. Moritz · The I.C.E. St. Moritz · Kulm Hotel St. Moritz · Suvretta House · Festival da Jazz St. Moritz · Editorial: NZZ am Sonntag · SWISS Magazine · Ramp · Ride

Publications
Architectural Digest Germany · Auto Heroes · Bianco · Christophorus Switzerland · Classic Driver · Gentleman’s Journal · H Magazine · La Repubblica · Leica Courrier · L’Officiel Italy · Materialist Switzerland · 20 Minuten · Numéro Switzerland · Octane Germany · Ruote Classiche · Tages-Anzeiger

Also featured in books
Drive Different (Gestalten, 2025) · The Monocle Handbook Switzerland (Thames & Hudson, 2025) · 60 Years 911: Everlasting Lovestories (Ramp, 2023) · Davos – zwischen Bergzauber und Zauberberg (NZZ Libro, 2015)

Exhibitions

Drive with me
Design Gallery, St. Moritz (2026)
A series exploring the automobile as stage, mirror and myth.
Prospectus (PDF)

Endless Season
Suvretta House, St. Moritz (2026)
By House of Spoils, exploring nature and lifestyle through contemporary photo art.
Postcard (PDF)