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Martina Marini

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The desire to intertwine with each other's gaze prompted me to pick up my camera and go

Martina Marini is from Rome, born in 1985. A photographer, journalist, graphic designer and, not to be outdone – and for the innate curiosity that accompanies her – currently studying as a video maker.

The desire to intertwine with the other’s gaze, to caress it, and to try to tell it, drove her to pick up her camera and go. She feels she has no roots anywhere. But the desire to continue savouring colours, listening to sunrises, observing silences and, starting with a smile, participating in the lives of others.

«“Losing myself, but still going… next stop…” »

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Interview with Martina Marini, journalist and author of DooG Reporter, on the complex historical period we are living through, COVID-19 lawsuit.
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In the Quadraro’s heart, Mario's tales unfolded—simple, dramatic, echoing life’s raw truths and laughter, amidst discarded treasures
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Inside Villa 31, in Buenos Aires, 60,000 residents face daily challenges that highlight the struggle for survival of those living amidst poverty and crime
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One morning in February, I immersed myself in its colours, also looking for the people who live here, the hues that so characterise La Boca.
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The Cartoneros go around the city streets hunting for anything recyclable that becomes food, and survival for them.
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