Press & Media

Elle Italia

Storie di bambine, infanzia da difendere e resistenza culturale, tra Gaza e Napoli

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Mahmoud Abu Al-Qaraya da Gaza e Raffaele Annunziata (tylerdurdan*) a Napoli, fotografano storie d'infanzia e resistenza, con la speranza più concreta dell’umanità


“An intimate look at two parallel childhoods, building a bridge between Gaza and Naples through everyday gestures and hope.”

Escape Vision

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Escape Vision – Feature


“Ci sono incontri che nascono per necessità, per l’urgenza di raccontare ciò che rischia di essere dimenticato”

Collater.al Magazine

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Collater.al Magazine


“Between Gaza and Naples. A Childhood Story captures childhood beyond war and highlights the resilience of ordinary life.”

Photojournalism Hub


Social Documentary Network (SDN)

“Between Gaza and Naples. A Childhood Story is now part of the international documentary photography archive, available to audiences worldwide.”


Eu Reports (Colombia/Spain)

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Eu Reports - “Between Gaza and Naples”: A call for children’s rights 

“Law speaks in articles; photography speaks in feelings”


P21 Gallery (London, UK)

“This work is not only a testimony but a promise: one day, Soso and Dede will meet, embrace, and play together”


“Un progetto che non è solo un racconto visivo ma un ponte etico - un invito a riconoscere che l’umanità merita di essere difesa. che l’umanità deve sopravvivere.”

Michelmonton (Italy)


Infopal.it

(Italy)

“Dalla sua pubblicazione, Between Gaza and Naples ha ottenuto un ampio riconoscimento internazionale”

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Reportage: – Between Gaza and Naples. A Childhood Story



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Why This Matters

This project is more than a photo essay — it is a testimony of resilience.
It captures moments of ordinary childhood in Gaza and Naples, reminding us that children everywhere deserve to wake up safely, go to school, play, and dream.

Sharing this work means giving a voice to Mahmoud, who is now displaced with his niece Soso, and keeping their story alive in front of audiences around the world.
Every exhibition, every article, every conversation sparked by these images is an act of cultural resistance — and a step toward empathy and justice.