Tokyo triptych
September 2019, Tokyo and its people represented through a series of triptychs
Ararat offre sostegno e accoglienza ai curdi che giungono a Roma e permette loro di continuare a vivere tradizioni e cultura del proprio popolo.
While influences from neighbouring Pakistan and India are apparent, the notion of being governed by either nation is a futile conversation with Kashmiris
Tetsijtsilin, the special indigenous school in San Miguel Tzinacapan, Mexico.
The conflict continues in the east of Ukraine. Tens of thousands of people have lost their homes and all their worldly belongings. When I met people who lost everything I asked them about their experiences.
The protest of the Ethiopians is intensified in the streets: fire at intersections. A pregnant woman was attacked. Anarchy in the streets of Israel.
Attraverso l' insegnamento del mestiere del falegname, la Falegnameria Sociale Kalma offre ai richiedenti asilo una maggiore possibilità di integrazione.
New York is a tangle of cement and steel that create dynamic and almost perfect geometries. I tried to capture these fascinating shapes in perpetual motion.
Road safety has always been very poor in the country for a long time. The incident sparked a nationwide protest demanding road safety in Dhaka and all of Bangladesh.
The report is an analysis on the city, on the places that compose it, its contradictions, fascinating and disarming beauty and neglect Naples is a set of various identities…
I’m covering Rohingya issue in Bangladesh-Myanmar border area as a freelance photographer. So far I’ve covered the incidents of incoming flow of Rohingya people.
Harraga Guys, means "Burning the Borders" to migrate. Minors disembark on the italian coast. We illustrate a charity project to protect their future.
On Friday, 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom awoke as a nation starkly divided.
A new type of show that puts in connection circurs number, live music and theater.
Havana is alive and buzzing with an influx of tourists wanting to see it ‘before it all changes’. But the city is changing and you can feel it. ‘Cuba: the Havana effect’ sheds light on the situation outside of the capital and the extent to which these changes – best observed in Havana – are trickling down into the rest of the country.
Sein Win's ultimate dream is not only to fly, but “to see the world before he is too old”. These images attempt to capture one man’s determined spirit and perseverance in pursuing a lifelong ambition.
This series is part of a project on New Orleans’ identity. I questioned myself on what it is to be a New Orleanian.
A panoramic shot of Boeung Kak lake taken on May 2011 shows the last section of water remaining....
Skopje, Macedonia - october 2014 - the entry of TV studios, located in an underground Rom on the...
Vilnius, Lithuania - December 2014. A backyard of Uzupis District. Depopulation, photo essay by Daniel Depellegrin The project...
Kiev, Ukraine - April 2014. Ira, a young pro-Ukrainian activist close to the controversial right political party Pravyy...
Street Theography, the conflict between the intimate nature of faith and the public… (photo essay by Kostya Smolyaninov)
Every year 10,000 monks make the journey to Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand for the alms offering… (photo essay by Anthony J. Bennett)
This photographic project is about the first intercultural and interreligious school of “Alice Project”, founded in 1994 in Sarnath, India… (photo essay by Maria Concetta Cardamone)
Science has demonstrated that each person makes their own interpretation of what they visualize, according to their experiences and what is more relevant to them. (Photo essay by Nuno Awouters)
My photographic research is leading me to investigate how many victims of the crisis, new poor, are forced to reinvent the concept of home and especially to live it…
Located in central Tokyo it is for sure one of the most interesting spots in the city, offering to the visitors an authentic overview of how huge and serious the fish business actually is in Japan.
Their battle, I believe, is harder than that of their male counterparts, as they are not only fighting for their basic rights as Kurds, but also as women, in societies that are heavily male-dominated.
Once crossed the border, you can breathe a sense of suspense; on one hand the buildings marked by swarms of shrapnel from mortars and grenades, on the other, the silence of the minefields on the border with Croatia.
