In the beginning, with the rise of early civilizations, navigation was likely tied to the need to find food in order to survive. But today, that explanation is no longer enough. There is something deeper.

Thanks to technological advances, we have managed to dominate the sea: we fish tons of seafood at unprecedented rates and reach the most extreme latitudes in total safety.

Seaman is a project that explores the present in order to tell, through photography, how fishing goes far beyond the simple search for protein: it is a cultural phenomenon that shapes people and societies around the world.