On il Venerdì di Repubblica a picture of Salvatore Esposito‘s long-term project on organized crime supported by the Getty Grant.
Text: R. Saviano
Photo:©Salvatore Esposito/Getty Grant/Contrasto
The Child labor – in Italy is banned since 1967 – is a wound never definitively healed. “Arianna Giunti writes in an important piece, which tells, together with my photos, a hidden world where only minors are to pay.
Picture: Salvatore Esposito for L’Espresso
On the Chinese Two-monthly Vision an interview of mine to testify of what I have experienced in all the years I have photographed in Scampia. What I feel and what I feel towards this neighborhood to which I gave but I have also received so much, but above all I talk about the humanity of this place that politics wants to remain hopeless and how I see the future for these people I’ve had honor to meet.
Journey into the epicenter of Italian poverty. Where every day you fight against ugliness. And a thousand ideas flourish to make it happen.
Photo by Salvatore Esposito.
On October 29th at 3.00 pm at the Suor Orsola Benincasa University, the photographer Salvatore Esposito with the director Silvia Ricciardi of the Jonathan Community for children at risk will present the Picture of Life course to the students of the Faculty. The course is supported by Manfrotto and wants to be a stimulus, for minors at risk, of legality and the opportunity to learn a creative work. The anthropologist Helga Sanità moderates the meeting.
