ROAM.Photography

“Il Popolo del Giubileo” ( ), the project that I did with in the occasion of the 2016 , will be exhibited at on June 18th-30th. Thanks to and .seitorri for making it possible and to for hosting the exhibition in such a marvellous location. Hope to see you there

Rome (Italy), 36-year-old Oksana Andrushko portrayed at the apartment of the SAI Project “Aida Roma” in Rome Capital (.roma and ), Where she is staying with her two children aged 15 and 6. Oksana comes from Lviv, where she worked as a restaurant assistant manager.

Daria Demydenko, 29, portrayed with her one-year-old son Svatoslav in the apartment of the SAI Project "Aida Roma" in Roma Capitale (.roma Aps and ), Where is hosted with her 58-year-old mother Svetlana Hoshii.
Daria was born in Kiev, raised in Paulograd and then moved to Dnipro. She graduated in medicine but was unable to complete her internship due to becoming pregnant.

My photo of on the cover of today issue of G magazine, by . Thanks

Alexandra Klimova portrayed with her daughters Adelina and Sara in the lobby of the Lorella hotel in Fiuggi, where she is staying with other Ukrainian refugees. Alexandra comes from Karchiv, where she worked in a travel agency. On February 25, after hearing her home shake due to a bombing, she and her husband decided to leave the city. Having a dog in the family, it was not possible to take refuge inside a bunker so they decided to move to the country house of their in-laws, a few kilometers from Karchiv. She stayed there for three weeks. On March 15, with the advancing Russian army, he decided to flee. Her husband took her and her daughters to Poltova in central Ukraine. There they said goodbye: her husband took refuge in Odessa while Alexandra and her daughters took a bus that would take them to the Czech Republic, where some of her husband's colleagues were waiting for her and where they arrived after three days and after waiting 12 hours for cross the border into Poland. After resting in a hotel for a few days, she took a plane ticket to Rome and from there she was taken to Fiuggi by the Civil Protection.

Alexandra Klimova portrayed with her daughters Adelina and Sara in the lobby of the Lorella hotel in Fiuggi, where she is staying with other Ukrainian refugees. Alexandra comes from Karchiv, where she worked in a travel agency. On February 25, after hearing her home shake due to a bombing, she and her husband decided to leave the city. Having a dog in the family, it was not possible to take refuge inside a bunker so they decided to move to the country house of their in-laws, a few kilometers from Karchiv. She stayed there for three weeks. On March 15, with the advancing Russian army, he decided to flee. Her husband took her and her daughters to Poltova in central Ukraine. There they said goodbye: her husband took refuge in Odessa while Alexandra and her daughters took a bus that would take them to the Czech Republic, where some of her husband's colleagues were waiting for her and where they arrived after three days and after waiting 12 hours for cross the border into Poland. After resting in a hotel for a few days, she took a plane ticket to Rome and from there she was taken to Fiuggi by the Civil Protection.

Medyka (Poland), 13 march 2022. An Ukrainian woman, coming from the outskirts of Kiev, is picking few clothes in the clothing drive set up by the border of Medyka

Medyka (Poland), 13 March 2022. An Ukrainian girl is speking on the phone while queueing in cold to get on the bus to be trasferred to the international aid centre set up in the town of Przesmyl

Medyka (Poland): an Ukrainian woman is sitting on the back seat of the bus that will take her, along with other refugees who have just crossed the border, to the international aid centre set up on the town of Przemyśl

Anna is resting in a tent set up by volunteers at polish/ukranian border of Medyka. She left the town of Berezne with her mother and her two kids. Her husband and her older son couldn’t leave the country

New publication of on this week issue of

“Suspended adolescence” on this week issue of by della sera