Sergio Castiglione
Bio
Photography as a medium
Time as material
Sergio Castiglione
Artist
Sergio Castiglione (Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1965) is an artist working with photography. His work explores the character of cities and the way urban space is lived, remembered, and transformed over time. Trained as an architect at FADU-UBA (1989), with a Master of Architecture from Syracuse University, New York (1993) and postgraduate studies at Universidad Católica Argentina / Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (1996), he has developed a practice shaped by extensive travel and long-term observation of urban environments. His work has been exhibited in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, India, the United States, Italy, Switzerland, and the United Arab Emirates, and recognized with the CAyC / Parex Group Ventanas al Futuro Award (2014). He has published Segments – Cities in Time, Light and Motion (2026), Momentum – Intersections in Sport (2017), and Espejos Urbanos – Another Way of Looking at Buenos Aires (2015). He lives and works in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Press
Sergio Castiglione interviewed at Pinta Miami — the leading Latin American art fair of Miami Art Week — where he exhibited his series Segmoments for the first time, alongside artists such as Fernando Botero and León Ferrari.
"Award-winning Argentinian photographer Sergio Castiglione on how he captures the unique spirit of cities around the world through reflections and urban exploration."
"Critical essay on Urban Mirrors, Sergio Castiglione's celebrated book and exhibition series exploring Buenos Aires through reflections in water."
"Sergio Castiglione on the transformative power of creative restrictions — how locking himself in a room with only a pocket camera led to unexpected artistic results."
"Sergio Castiglione featured in Nagari Magazine — interview and coverage of his fine art photography work."
"Wikipedia entry on Sergio Castiglione, Argentine fine art photographer and architect, with full biography and international exhibition history."
"Feature on Espejos Urbanos — Sergio Castiglione's acclaimed series reimagining the architecture of Buenos Aires through water reflections."
"Interview with Sergio Castiglione, jury member of the CBRE Urban Photographer of the Year — the world's largest urban photography competition."
"Full interview with Sergio Castiglione in Infobae Cultura on the making of Momentum — his photographic series capturing the 32 disciplines of the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games through an abstract and geometric artistic lens."
"Sergio Castiglione's photography featured in Revista Living, La Nacion — one of Argentina's most prestigious publications — as part of the apartment designed by architect Adriana Randazzo for the Experiencia Living 2026 showcase."
"Two works by Sergio Castiglione featured in Revista Living, La Nacion, as part of the maximalista apartment designed by interior designer Sandy Cairncross for the Experiencia Living 2026 showcase."
"Full coverage of the international tour of Urban Mirrors / Espejos Urbanos, including exhibitions in Brazil, the USA, Italy and Argentina."
"Coverage of Sergio Castiglione's exhibition Specchi Urbani at the M.A.C in Milan, presented with the support of the Argentine Consulate in Italy."
"Review of Sergio Castiglione's book Espejos Urbanos — declared of Cultural Interest by the Buenos Aires City Legislature."
"Artist profile and full exhibition history of Sergio Castiglione, fine art photographer and architect based in Buenos Aires."
"Exhibition review of Espejos Urbanos — Sergio Castiglione's pioneering series capturing Buenos Aires through reflections in water, first shown at the Buenos Aires Legislature."
"Exhibition profile: Sergio Castiglione presents IMAGEN, a photographic project exploring urban architecture and light."
"Sergio Castiglione's work S/T from the series Simples Relaciones Complejas featured in the Arquitectos Artistas collection."
"Exhibition preview: architect and photographer Sergio Castiglione presents his work in New York, with his series Urban Mirrors."
"Momentum: Intersections in Sports — exhibition by Sergio Castiglione at the Argentine Embassy in Washington D.C., inspired by the 2018 Buenos Aires Youth Olympic Games."
