Harraga Guys, means “Burning the Borders” to migrate. Minors disembark on the italian coast. We illustrate a charity project to protect their future.
Tag Archives | migrants
Make Europe no border / Idomeni 2016
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.
Photographer(s): Maurizio Gjivovich
Life in the Wastelands
Kolkata, one of the most important economic and cultural hubs of India. A concrete jungle of sky high buildings, swanky malls and offices, yet with a life refulgent, simple and laid back.
Photographer(s): Debmalya Ray Choudhuri
Kalisz – a Polish story
A collection of emotional bound portraits, street images and emotional symbols.
Photographer(s): Kirk G Ellingham
Second Reception – photo essay by Marco Sacco
I tried to show in the most neutral and clear their condition.
Photographer(s): Marco Sacco
DeConstructed life of campers
Workers represent half the world’s population and are major contributors to economic and social development. Million workers migrated for reasons of employment.
Photographer(s): Pooja Jain
Gary Knight | Inmigración Topografia: The Incineration of Migrant Dreams
This is a story about migration, the illegal migration of thousands of men, women and children from Central and South America into the United States.
Photographer(s): Gary Knight
Nicolas Landemard | The Invisibles
They call themselves the invisibles. Impossible to be sure how many they are in Ostende and around, certainly more than we can imagine. Coming from all around the planet they end here on the Belgium coast, where the railroad ends.
Photographer(s): Nicolas Landemard
PhotoIreland Festival 3rd Edition
Migration is not only moving from one place to another, it is also a process of losing, rebuilding, defending and examining one’s own cultural identity. The photographic medium has always been at the forefront of investigating these phenomena, producing iconic images, recording moments of change, questioning cultural identity.
Arno Brignon | End of Europe in Ceuta
Ceuta is a reflection in the waters of the Strait of Gibraltar of an Europe in crisis. Surrounded by a high security fence, it looks like a trap in which migrant Moroccans and Spaniards seem stuck waiting for promises of better days… In the extreme south of Europe, Ceuta (Sebta in Arabic), a Spanish enclave […]
Photographer(s): Arno Brignon
Migrant Workers Journey
n tempo sarebbero stati chiamati schiavi, oggi vengono definiti clandestini o lavoratori stagionali. Ma lo sfruttamento è rimasto lo stesso e non hanno nessuna voce, nessun diritto. Neanche quello di ammalarsi o di farsi curare in ospedale perché, se privi di permesso di soggiorno, rischiano fino a quattro anni di carcere. Ogni giorno devono procurarsi […]
Photographer(s): Michele Palazzi
Bertrand Meunier | Hong Kong’s “cage homes”
One of the bleak, shocking realities of life in Hong Kong, is the humiliating situation of men living in cages. Hong Kong’s “cage homes” are dormitories where you’ll find rows of bunk beds, each enclosed in wire netting, in which the tenants store their belongings.
Photographer(s): Bertrand Meunier
Franky Verdickt | Chinese Migrant Workers
China is in constant demand for workers to build new cities that will accommodate the emerging middle class. A flux of migrant workers from western China seeks prosperity in the richer eastern coastal part of China.
Photographer(s): Franky Verdickt
Rodrigo Cruz | The Promised Land
Every year thousands of Central Americans from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras illegally enter Mexico via the southern border with the goal of reaching the United States and a better life.
Photographer(s): Rodrigo Cruz
