Documentary
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Strolling to Piazza Navona
Mine is not a nostalgic discourse, even if certain rarefied atmospheres of past years might have had a certain charm, but an attempt to render with a bit of street photograpy and human sympathy the “caciara”…
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Celebration in the city street in the time of Eid al-Fitr
Location: India – Kolkata Eid al-Fitr is celebrated by Muslims worldwide because it marks the end of the month-long fasting[dawn-to-sunset]of Ramadan. In Kolkata, West Bengal it has no exception. Nakhoda Masjid is one of the largest Masjid in Kolkata, it…
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A struggle of coexistence: men vs elephants
Location: Bangladesh On the Northern part of Sherpur District at Jhinaigati and Nalitabari upazila in Bangladesh bordering India lies some cultivable plain land near Meghalaya and Garo hill tracts and forest. To meet the needs of food for the increasing…
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Sri Lanka Men and Women Workers of the sea and the beach
Location: Sri Lanka – Negombo Jaffna We are on the beach of Negombo Sri Lanka, here every morning men and women go to the beach, where there are tons of fish brougthtby fishermen. The sea of Sri Lanka offers a…
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Under the stormy skies of Aragon
This year at Easter I was a guest at the home of Spanish friends in a small remote village in northern Aragon: Argues, a hamlet of Bailo (200 inhabitants) in the Jaceitana comarca, on the slopes of the Pyrenees. The…
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Remember Afghanistan: twilight, burkhas and dust
I spent a month traveling through the Northern Afghan provinces of Takhar and Badakhshan. It was the soft sorrel color of the mountains that I noticed first as our Russian army plane dipped down towards the Faizabad airport. It was…
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Ballarò, the noisy heart of Palermo
Ballarò is Palermo, and Palermo is Ballarò. I think that all the character and peculiarities of the Sicilian city is contained in this historic market. The noises, the music, the voices, the scents, the joy, the warmth of the people…
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Holi, a colourful celebration of Life
People celebrated Holi festival with colour at Radharani temple of Vrindavan ,Uttar Pradesh, India 12.03.2022 Holi is a vibrant and colorful festival that is celebrated across India, and Vrindavan is one of the most popular destinations for this festival. Vrindavan…
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Local Street Market – A thought to a very essential but overlooked lifestyle
Local street markets work as dynamic centres of trade and social interaction because they are frequently teeming with people. These markets, which are usually found in certain areas of cities or towns, provide a wide range of products and services,…
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“Amricord”, the incipit of one of the many stories that my grandmother told me
Bore, Parma, summer, 2023 “Amricord”, in the Parma dialect “I remember”, represented for me the incipit of one of the many stories that my grandmother told me.It was a bit like “once upon a time” that opened up before my…
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Varanasi is a sacred city, the capital of death
To be cremated in a sacred city, to have a chance to break free from the endless cycle of rebirths, to immerse oneself in the waters of a sacred river – these are the goals pursued by Hindus as they…
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The exuberant Carnival of Basel 2024
The Carnival of Basel is a vibrant cultural festival Switzerland, known as Basler Fasnacht. It features parades, music, costumes, and traditional masked characters. It occurs annually, starting on the Monday after Ash Wednesday. It lasts for exactly 72 hours, ending…
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The great human shape of Istanbul
This is a report from a short visit of mine to Istanbul in January, 2023. These ten images could look as a typical collection of touristic images. In fact, as always, my eyes are more attracted by people than by…
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Geometries of Silence, exploring landscape, architecture, matter
“Geometries of Silence” is a project initiated during an artist residency in Museu da Luz (MourĂŁo, Portugal) in 2017. The landscape in this region is replete with simple shapes. Configurations that vibrate with an ancestral force that goes beyond the…
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“Tekhnika” and the story of its employees with visual impairments
The enterprise “Tekhnika" was organized in 1945 in the city of Sarapul, Republic of Udmurtia. Its uniqueness lay in its orientation towards employees with different groups of visual disabilities
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Chora, a village of Amorgos island , Aegean sea
Chora, the capital of Amorgos, is a medieval village located 400 meters above the sea and is surrounded by windmills. The houses are traditionally whitewashed, a unique feature of the island.
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People of Istanbul
This is Istanbul at the eyes of the tourists… but in the "true life"? At this question can answer only the Turkish people.
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Kindness and compassion for street animals
In the heart of Turkey, Eskisehir, a remarkable bond exists between the people and the street animals that roam its bustling streets.
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Festivity of the Goat and “Canhoto”
This is an ancient ritual of Celtic origin. It was originally called "Samhain" and was the most important Celtic celebration in the whole of Europe until their conversion to Christianity.
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One of many Ukrainian villages
Village of Dovhenke: Everyone has a dream to return home. Unfortunately, our village is completely destroyed. Please help us rebuild it…
