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Luigi & Iango

Luigi Murenu and Iango Henzi are an Italo-Swiss photography duo creating fashion covers, celebrity portraits, films and exhibitions.

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Overview

The duo
Luigi Murenu and Iango Henzi
Origins
Italo-Swiss
Photography partnership
Working together as photographers since 2013
Before the camera
Luigi worked as a hairstylist; Iango trained as a dancer
Early milestone
Vogue Japan’s September 2014 supermodel cover and portfolio
First solo exhibition
Unveiled, Palazzo Reale, Milan, 2023

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How it started.

Luigi Murenu came to the partnership from hairstyling, while Iango Henzi brought a background in dance. Phaidon dates their work together as photographers to 2013. An early milestone was Vogue Japan’s September 2014 issue, with a cover reuniting Claudia Schiffer, Stephanie Seymour, Linda Evangelista, Nadja Auermann and Naomi Campbell.

A world of portraits.

Their work moves between fashion stories and portraits of performers. Their agency credits them with more than 300 covers across Vogue and other leading magazines. Madonna is a recurring collaborator, including the portfolio for Vanity Fair Europe’s first The Icon Issue in 2023.

From the page to the gallery.

In 2023, Palazzo Reale in Milan presented Unveiled, their first solo photography exhibition, with more than 100 prints alongside unpublished material and video. Their first Phaidon monograph accompanied the project, edited by Thierry-Maxime Loriot with a foreword by Madonna. In 2026, Corpi speciali brought more than 200 photographs to Rome’s national gallery.

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Awards

Quotes

When you share something, everything is more beautiful.Iango Henzi, Artribune, 31 October 2026

Translated from Italian, from a conversation about welcoming people into their home and studio.

Trivia

  1. Luigi likes cooking for everyone during breaks on set, according to Iango in their 2023 Vanity Fair interview.
  2. They edit images in separate rooms to avoid influencing one another, but say they often select the same photograph.
  3. They created Double Vision as a digital platform for their imagery.
  4. Their agency says they have supported amfAR and other charities since 2018 through auctions of their art prints.

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