“Black Italians” by Photographer Marzio Emilio Villa

Born in Brazil, Marzio Emilio Villa is a black-indigenous artist presently dwelling and dealing in Milan, Italy. His visible analysis focuses on social points and discriminatory realities, growing a sociological introspection on themes he pertains to, reminiscent of: colonialism, the architectural celebration of monuments, city planning in relation to social disparities, ethics within the photographic course of, and the consequences of civilization and its structural complexities, with empathy in the direction of collective and particular person identities.

Villa’s current collection, “Black Italians,” is a reclamation of illustration. With intersectionality in thoughts, his trustworthy and empathetic portraits present BIPOC dwelling in Italian society who replicate the concept of internationality by way of their gender id or pores and skin colour.

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