The Danube isn't Blue
The Danube is not blue anymore, it carries the history and the consequences of the human actions: communist regimes, violent revolutions and industrial and agricultural exploitations. The Danube shapes the imaginary of the region, is the liquid metaphor of the changes within the continent.
Awards
World Photo Annual
2023Silver
Film/Analog
Professional
The Danube isn't Blue
The Danube is not blue anymore, it carries the history and the consequences of the human actions: communist regimes, violent revolutions and industrial and agricultural exploitations. The Danube shapes the imaginary of the region, is the liquid metaphor of the changes within the continent.
About Artist
Tommaso Rada
Tommaso Rada is an Italian photographer currently living in São Paulo, Brasil. Tommaso Rada is a documentary photographer working on socio-economic issues. His projects describing the surrounding society are aims more to create questions than to looking for answers. His works has been published in several magazines and newspapers such as Financial Time, Der Spiegel, Monocle, Popoli, Popoli e Missioni, Private online edition, Expresso, Helsingin Sanomat, Courrier International, Le Pelerin, Washington Post and Forbes Brazil. He collaborated with Unicef Mozambique, Comunità di Sant’Egidio and Habitat for Humanity Portugal.
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