Paolo Marchetti’s Profile

VOODOONVILLE By Paolo Marchetti: 26Oct; Haiti, Port-au-Prince, at the end of Cite Soleil (heart PAP) is one of the most Haiti's largest landfill, on which, by several decades, the slum, named Waff Jeremy is born, the final frontier of human Haitian people. There is no reliable census to calculate the exactnumber of the inhabitants of Waff, but the logistical support of many NGOs, in recent years, have counted hundreds of thousands people living in precarious style-life and without any support from the...; Tags: barrack, cerimony, Documentary, Editorial, Environment, faith, faithful, Family, Fear, Haiti, Health/Healing, Human Rights, Journalism, landfill, Photography, Port au Prince, Possession, Poverty, priest, Religion, rite, rubbish, sacrifice, shack, spirit, Spirituality, syncretism, Violence, Voodoo, Water

Paolo Marchetti was born in Rome, he has been working for ten years in the Italian cinema and commercial industry as camera assistant, favoring the italian and foreigners cinematographers and began his photographic studies soon with particolar attention to political and anthropology issues.

He told stories far from home, creating reports in Brazil, Central America, Cuba, east-Europe, India, United States, Central Africa, but its long-term project, (his ongoing project), he is realizing it in his country, in Italy, from four years now: "The extreme right".