Romania 1989, after the fall of the communist regime many families lost their houses. In the meantime almost nothing improved. Many people of Bucharest living at the periphery manage to survive by selling recycled metals. Cocalari presents a strange world of half-way measures, a half life where there is shelter, but no warmth; possession but no plenty; a neighbourhood in Bucharest where none should have ended up.
Alfredo D'Amato
Born in Palermo in 1977, he studied at the London College of Communication and the University of Wales. His work has been published in major European news magazines and he has received various international awards including the Observer Hodge Photographic Award 2003, the One Media Award and the UNICEF Photo of the Year 2004. He is represented by Panos Pictures and Prospekt Photographers.
Kent Grant, The Telegraph, 28/04/2010
Life on the periphery
Manolo Cinti
Luca Nizzoli Toetti
Marco Bulgarelli
Ivo Saglietti
Pietro Masturzo, Carlo Maddalena
Luciano D'Alessandro
Liliana Barchiesi
Luca Nizzoli Toetti
M.Luisa Gaetani d'Aragona
Laura Salvinelli
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Euro Rotelli
