In Puglia, southern Italy, family is a shared place before a blood bond. It is the center of daily life, where values and traditions are passed on through mutual support and work. The land shapes the days and connects generations. There is no separation between life and work: everything is intertwined in daily gestures, care for nature, animals, and sharing food. Agricultural work and food production are central to family life. It is a life of belonging and memory that renews over time.
Enrico José Todini was born in Caracas (Venezuela). He settled with his family in Rome at the age of 5, where he still lives today. He mainly deals with medium - long term reportage, going into detail and analyzing the content of each of his works. He recently obtained a Master's degree at the WSP Photography association in Rome under the guidance of the photographers Giovanni Cocco and Fausto Podavini and the photoeditor of Internazionale Rosy Santella.He is a determined person, with a strong sense of discipline and convinced that photography has no limits of any kind.
