Among the interesting things that have happened.
I was interviewed by journalist Marco Patruno, author of the blog Generazione P. Here you can go and read the interview, which is in Italian, in case you are wondering.

I received my price for being among the winners of the contest “Zoom human rights” (the website does not seem to function properly), a photo contest initiated in occasion of the 60th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The price consisted in 100 postcards with the photo I had submitted. The photo titled “Die Schale (Bangladesh)” was indeed taken in Bangladesh and was submitted in the concept category as representing the right to food.

Otherwise, I am working on the project, trying to wrap up the budget to eventually start the full active phase.
It’s rainy in Berlin, I have a splitting headache and I wish all of those who are reading a very sunny week.

The portraits display relatives and strangers on the street, who allowed me to come into their lives for a brief period of time. They were not told to pose, communication happened quite instinctively. Being a woman – unaccompanied, that is, without a husband – I had to rely a lot on my aunt and her explaining that I am related to her.