Anthony Asael is an international photographer who is represented by Danita Delimont. He currently works for the Getty agency. He is of Italian and Turkish origin and is the founder of Art in All of Us, the not-for-profit organization. He has traveled to many places, and has taught and photographed in all 193 United Nations member countries. Asael developed his black-and-white photography in his lab at 7 years old. He learned from and traveled with Gabbai Ruggero– a professional Italian film director and photographer. Asael is a graduate of Solvay Business School in Belgium. After his graduation, he held many management positions at various telecommunications and IT companies. In 2004 he decided to leave the job and to dedicate all his time to the non-profit sector. That’s when he founded Art in All of Us, to promote cultural exchanges and tolerance in schools.
Having encountered with different cultures as he travels around the world and, he aims at giving a right of expression to children and to build more tolerance through communication and artistic exchanges. Asael wants his not for profit organization to be the international platform of promoting tolerance, child art exchanges, and creative cultural exchanges by just using Art which he considers to be a universal language. Since 2000, Asael's photography and artwork have been shown in more than eighty exhibitions. His exhibitions "The 8 Millennium Goals", "Colors and Scents", "Know your World", "Children World Art Tour" and the "Children Rights", has toured through five continents. From 2006 to 2008, he was featured within exhibitions on the Millennium Goals.
