Tag Archives: Your EUrope

It is an impulsive answer. A continuous YES and NO. A wink. A transmitter-receiver relationship. The light, the look, the expression, the body.

These images reveal us rituals threatened both by globalization and by the folklore that the tourist flows feed, and perpetuate an endangered world.

I am feeling nothing. Complete insensitivity. And this is happiness that you consume in small portions sharing it with others. I am swinning toward the shore my “companions” are waiting impatiently.

Scotland after the Brexit, inside or outside the UK and the UE.

Wandering on the streets from Brussels to Barcelona, always looking for street scenes and moments of everyday life.

If the core of knowledge is change and adaptation, then Erasmus + program is the perfect tool… an environment away from stereotypes of the national school.

I think there’s a beautiful sadness resting on the faces of people travelling on the underground. A sense of melancholia that I try to capture.

This photo series gives a face and a voice to London’s refugee tech students. As they begin a new journey, their past continues to hover over them.

London, UK - Jun-July 2016. “Old is dying and the new cannot be born” - probably this is the most appropriate phrase to describe the situation of UK after first 15 days of declaration of BREXIT result. Confusions, predictions and expectations are everywhere in everybody’s mind. The First Fortnight of...

On Friday, 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom awoke as a nation starkly divided.

This work is about adolescence. The protagonists are young people living a part of their lives in the “elsewhere” of a therapeutic rehabilitation center.

Warsaw, Poland - March, 2015. “There is nothing for them (polish expatriates) to come back to. The social security is okay and they feel safe. Young and ambitious people will go abroad. It is often about work and the money and there is not enough opportunity here.” Transitions, photo essay...

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.

A middle-sized city in the center of Poland, halfway between the mountains and the Baltic Sea. Neither rich, nor really poor, with a typical history of a region’s industrial capital which blossomed in the time of state socialism and lost that position after 1989.