Terùn

Terún is a photo reportage created during 2018/19, documenting the 'Marielle Vive' occupation organized by the Movimento Sem Terra (Landless Movement) in Valinhos, Brazil. The series captures the evolution of the community while exploring the prejudices of local residents—many of Italian descent—against those living in the occupation. Through photography, the project reveals the historical amnesia that leads descendants of immigrants to judge new migrants with the same biases their ancestors once faced.

Winner of the Virada Sustentável Campinas Award (2019).

Exhibited at:

Arteficio, Turin
Art Gallery of the Autonomous University of Barcelona
This work was also the subject of an ethnographic research paper published in Revista Ciências da Sociedade, analyzing the role of visual narratives in addressing social and historical prejudices.

These photographs are available in a limited edition of 20 prints each.

Available as individual photos or in sets of 3.

Limited edition of 20 prints.

Printed on Hahnemühle Photo RAG 308 gr. paper.

Signed by the photographer and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

To purchase a set of 3 photos, please send the names of the selected images to [email protected].