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Chantal Pinzi

I am a visual activist.
With my photography, I resist the passing of time, oblivion, and silence.

9 Mar 2022

Carmine Rubicco

I am a storyteller by temperament, a journalist by nature, and a photographer by necessity.

9 Mar 2022

Andrea Calandra

Several times I found this Ray Bradbury phrase 'Jump off cliff, build your wings on the way down' on my path and took it as a sign.

9 Mar 2022

Erica Balduzzi

I work on exclusion, territory storytelling, local traditions and the environment. Above all, I love to tell the story of places through the memory of those who live there.

9 Mar 2022

Joyce Donnarumma

I stumbled upon photography by accident and now I follow its path of relating to the world and people.

9 Mar 2022

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The beauty of our world

by Lisa Zillio

If the beauty of our world seems to have vanished, let us try to change our point of view. And there she immediately reappears, more beautiful than ever.

Losing yourself to Sala Keoku

by Gabriele Orlini

Near Nong Khai, Thailand, there is a garden of massive spiritual sculptures where Buddhist and Hindu influences merge into gigantic works of art

The Green Colour

by Alida Vanni

Interview with photographer Alida Vanni, now in Zanzibar, on this complex historical period because of the pandemic.

Slight, and in the wind

by Gabriele Orlini

Like a mirage in the desert, a long, messy expanse of little ones and crosses and fluff, where life and death bark alike.

Be amazed

by Marco Barbieri

Interview with Marco Barbieri, photographer, video maker and author of DooG Reporter, on the complex historical period we are living in.

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