(ANSA) - PALERMO, AUGUST 28 - A photographic voyage in the biodiversity of Italian landscapes, from the Dolomites to Sardinia, enclosed in 250 shots. This is the sense of the show "Meravigliosa" (Marvelous) with which Pugliese photographer Carlos Solito wanted to tell the story of the beautiful landscapes of Italy. The exhibition will be inaugurated September 1st in the Eataly space at Expo, where it will stay until the end of October.

For over 15 years, Solito has traveled the world, recounting stories and places full of excitement for national magazines and newspapers. The photographer arrives at Expo ahead of his show in New York with international artists for the Berlin Collective project "On Site in 17 Cities", and following the success of his latest short film on the stage of the Italian music festival "La Notte della Taranta", with around 200,000 spectators.

"The beauty of our Italy is marvelous. A simple adjective to describe a simply unique country where the human, natural, artistic and gastronomic melting pot, in its multiple expressions and forms, speaks of biodiversity, of multitudes, of different ecosystems that stimulate our senses and invite a sense of discovery. This, for me, is magic," Solito said.

At Expo, his works will also be displayed at the Intesa Sanpaolo pavilion The Waterstone, during the show dedicated to Arbatax Park Resort in the "Here's My Business" space. Here the photographer's images will tell of the beauties of Ogliastra, in Sardinia, accompanied by the music of Sardinian composer Romeo Scaccia.(ANSA).