History sees men and women catapulted into a place without infrastructure, still wearing the wounds caused by the tearing of the mass eviction, forced to live together by force or for reason. People who have had to reorganize their lives with great difficulty, trying to reinvent it, to color it, to live it with new rules and above all with do-it-yourself. , my intent was to give a voice and make known the human of the weakest or rather the “invisible” ones that are often forgotten, or talked about in a stereotypical way.
I started photography in 1976 at age 19 with a film camera and self-taught. I learned to print in the darkroom, developing film and printing in black and white. Subsequently, for about twenty years, I dedicated myself to wedding photography services until eight years ago I started dedicating myself to a different gender with intent to create something that could satisfy me on an emotional level. The passion shifts to current social and documentary themes.
