He had photographed the protests of the seventies and the demonstrations of the workers , the agro-pastoral Sardinia and the one betrayed by the dream of industrialization, the avant-garde artistic expressions and the transformations of La Maddalena .

And here, on his island, at the Paolo Merlo hospital, Tatiano Maiore, 79 years old, died, one of the most representative Sardinian photographers, at the forefront of the national scene among photojournalists who have documented a period of Italian history, in particular that passed through the years of lead .

The first camera at the age of ten, given by his father, and then the departure from the island in the early seventies to go and tell the world and its rebellions , in various foreign countries and in Italy, in Rome, Milan, Venice.

Personal friend of Gian Maria Volontè and close to Mario Dondero , one of the most representative photojournalists, and to other important personalities of culture, art, cinema and photography, he has published his reports on the most important national and international newspapers and exhibited in various exhibitions in Italy and abroad.