Design for migration
In August 2020 Amir, a refugee stuck in Moria and Noemi, an Amsterdam based photo editor decided to publish pictures of life at the camp on Instagram. @now_you_see_me_moria almost immediately … Continue readingNow You See Me Moria
Conversations From Calais aims to re-humanise those affected by the refugee crisis by using public space to share conversations volunteers have had with migrants met in Calais. It is a … Continue readingConversations From Calais
“E’ permesso? La mia parte nel mondo” is an educational and creative workshop held in the 2018-19 academic year on Social Communication and Contemporary Photography. The project involved a group … Continue readingE’ permesso? La mia parte nel mondo
Funeral posters are widely used in Italy, especially in non-metropolitan areas where they are a powerful vehicle of information and a means of involving the community in processes of mourning. … Continue readingManifesti
Solo in cartolina (only in the postcard) is a social-design campaign that denounces the migrant’s deaths at the Mediterranean sea, supporting the NGO safety activities. 2018 witnessed an increase in … Continue readingSolo in cartolina
November 10th 2017, the Aquarius ship is ready to sail from Catania for a new one mission in the Mediterranean. It hurts those who, in desperation, face the sea on … Continue readingSalvezza
Lampedusa – Image Stories from the Edge of Europe is a photo-graphic novel edited by the German publishing house Spector Books Verlag Leipzig and developed by a group of international … Continue readingLampedusa – Image Stories from the Edge of Europe
NANSEN Magazine aims to connect and celebrate migrants of all kinds. The project does this by getting to know one migrant per issue, honing in on the minutiae of lives … Continue readingNansen Magazine
Vadem&cum is a guide to the contemporary human migrations. {vade mecum is from the Latin word vāde mēcum; literally, go with me. A book or a manual for ready reference}. … Continue readingVadem&cum
“Fuori di qui” is an illustrated book about the bureaucratic situation and the existential condition of refugees in Italy. It describes the real experience of Enrico Battaglia living with five asylum seekers in … Continue readingFuori di qui