Glen Luchford brings his first solo show to Milan, turning 10 Corso Como into a raw, fast-moving edit of his most iconic work.
Glen Luchford has always preferred motion to nostalgia. Atlas, his first solo show, sweeps through the 10 Corso Como Gallery with the speed of a dolly shot, letting the photographer’s most resonant images collide and overlap. The installation, plotted by Luchford and curated by Alessio de’ Navasques, ignores chronology in favor of mood. Iconic Gucci frames sit beside grainy proofs, editorials veer into personal snapshots, campaigns give way to accidents of light. The effect is less museum, more studio mid‑session.
Born out of 1990s London clubs and informed by a childhood fascination with Taxi Driver, Luchford’s pictures make fashion feel cinematic without losing its pulse. His eye pulled the industry toward unvarnished realism long before that became a marketing line. The show captures that shift: beauty that looks lived in, glamour that remembers the street outside.
Atlas also nods to the gallery’s new programming under owner Tiziana Fausti, folding design, photography, and fashion into one conversation. Prints line the walls in cascading layers; floor‑to‑ceiling collages reveal how a single idea evolves from test shot to final frame. A darkened room loops Luchford’s fashion films, letting his stills glide into movement and back again.
Glen Luchford. Atlas runs from September 25 to November 23, 2025 at 10 Corso Como, Milan. Opening hours are 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily, and admission is free.
