Sulina, the Danube delta
Since 2007, when Romania entered the European Union, it lies on the most eastern border. I got there with a old ferry, after a 4 hours trip on the Danube.
Since 2007, when Romania entered the European Union, it lies on the most eastern border. I got there with a old ferry, after a 4 hours trip on the Danube.
We are yet to see what the new Polish landscape will become, but my aim is to follow this transformation as it is taking place.
A project that began in 2012 after the war in Libya during the first great migration in Sicily. A story of the lives of men and women in search of their Europe.
With Greece in its 6th year of recession, tens of thousands of small businesses have been forced to close and many more are likely to go the same way.
Greece, since 2009 is undergoing a period of heavy and deep economic crisis. In 2010, the then Greek government, turned for help to the EU and the IMF and…
This series focuses on the connection between people and territory and the significance of trans-national and transcultural identities, exploring the relevance of European identity and its relationship with concepts of home and belonging, memory and territory and how these have been shaped by events.
Since the Schengen Agreement entered into force in 1995, the borders in many parts of Europe have gradually faded from the landscape and from people’s minds.
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"A Girl Called Julia, Serbia-Romania border". Borderlands: the Edges of Europe, project by Paola Leonardi Venue details: Waterfront Gallery, Neptune Quay, Ipswich IP4 1QJ, UK Official Website:www.borderlands.eu Event date: from: 14-04-2014 to: 23-05-2014 Opening hours: Monday-Friday 9am -6pm. Artist Talk 29th April 2014 4pm-5pm. Private View 29th April 2014 6pm-8pm EastEurope → Borderlands: The...
A volatile air of misery and uncertainty has plagued the Greek capital since the onset of the Global Economic Crisis in 2008.
In recent years, several thousands of people, many belonging to the Roma and related communities such as Ashkali and Egyptians, have been forcibly returned to Kosovo by Western European countries.
At 0 km from the Danube, Sulina’s old lighthouse is only a symbol. The eastern gate of the European Union since the accession of Romania in 2007, it illuminates no more cargo…
Every day dozens of Chechens try to escape the Putin-proclaimed happy paradise in Chechnya by entering the European Union illegally via the border with Ukraine or Belarus.
