Stefano Torrione (Aosta, 1962) has gained his experience in photojournalism. The most important step of his activity as a photographer was his contribution to the magazine Epoca from 1992 to 1997 which leaded him to the Panorama European Kodak Award in 1993 in Arles for his reportage on the street children of Bucharest.

He got more and more interested in geographical and ethnographical reportage and has travelled and worked in many countries around the world for Italian and foreign travel magazines.

He published several books on Aosta Valley and his work was exhibited all around Italy. In 2000/2002, sponsored by "2002 Mountains International Year", he carried out the project Tien Shan 1900-2000 viaggio in Asia Centrale, an exhibition-catalogue which follows, 100 years later, the photographer Jules Brocherel and Prince Scipione Borghese's expedition to the Monti Celesti in 1900.

Ritratti Kirghisi is the title of another exhibition on Central Asia at the Archeological Museum of Naples and at the Ken Damy Museum of Brescia.

In September 2005 he took part to Obiettivo Uomo Ambiente, the first International Biennial Photography Exhibition in Viterbo, Italy.

In 2007 his work on Morocco was exhibited at Spazio Mazzotta in Milan and in the same year his exhibition-catalogue Combat Final took place in Aosta.

In 2010 Wave Photogallery of Brescia hosted his extensive work on Jemaa el Fna Square in Marrakech.

He lives between Milan and Saint-Pierre.