Pascal Greco

Pascal Greco is a Geneva-based, self-taught Swiss-Italian director, cinematographer, editor, and photographer. He began his career in the fashion industry as a model in the late 1990s and went on to organize Swiss fashion shows and events in New York and Tokyo. His photographic work focuses on architecture and its place in the landscape. Eight of his photographic works have been published, two of which are the result of an in-depth study, over eight years, of Hong Kong and its unique and atypical architecture. Greco’s work has been published in The Guardian, Vice, Numéro, Libération, Les Inrocks, Fisheye, Monocle, La Repubblica, Creative Review, and Fast Company. With director Radhia Chapot-Habbes, he co-created the ELAN collective, whose aim is to enable vulnerable, disadvantaged or isolated people to enjoy human and artistic experiences as a means for regaining their self-esteem and self-confidence, thereby enabling them to integrate more fully into society and realize their potential.