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Maison Ville Nouveau
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Includes 36 images
Credit: tommaso rada via Visura
Asset ID: VA17707
Caption: Available
Copyright: © tommaso rada, 2024
Collection: environment feature personal travel
Location: valle d'Aosta
Topics: Architecture Community Documentary Editorial environment Family feature Fine Art Globalization Hope Landscape Parenting & Family personal Photography Portraiture Relationships travel

tommaso rada

Based in Sao Paulo

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...
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A detail of a Barme. The Barme are cellars dag inside the rock of the mountain. According to the legend they were created when a landslide summarised the ancient village of Villeneuve. The Barme were used to keep the wine and to season cheeses and sausages. Today they open only during the Villeneuve festivity.
Joseph with his dog Tito. Joseph is learning to be a herdsman from his paternal grandfather, but has decided to conduct the business by inviting customers to see the various stages in livestock rearing and cheese production.
A new car parking in Villeneuve.
Shepherds prepare the hay for the winter season. Every year more and more shepherd abandon the mountain to carry on their activities on flat lands.
Nhoa is originally from Guinea- Bissau. Before moving to Villeneuve, Nhoa lived in Lazio where a friend suggested that he go to the Aosta Valley to become a herdsman. Nhoa accepted and now lives at Villeneuve, employed on a regular contract that allows him to learn a job that will give him new possibilities and opportunities.
A view of a local butcher
An abandoned bath tube used as beverage for the animals.
Simone works as a tanner in a company in Aosta. Instead of moving to a larger town where business could be better, he has decided to open his own work- shop at Villeneuve, placing his trust in the territory where he lives.
Daily life in Villeneuve.
A view of the local electric plant located in Villeneuve
Renato works and lives at Villeneuve. His partner (Rosa) is of Sardinian origin. Between 1950 and 1960, a number of families coming from regions of southern Italy and Sardinia emigrated here to work on the construction of the motorway which runs through the entire Aosta Valley. Some of them stayed in the Valley and at Villeneuve.
A detail of the waters of the Dora Baltea. The water levels of the Valle d'Aosta rivers changed because the several dams built in the region.
A water channel that bring water to the Electric plant of Villeneuve.
Ceriano family. From left to right: Sabino, Emilio, Leocadie and Carla. Leocadie and her son Sabino arrived in Italy from the Ivory Coast more than 15 years ago. After a few years, Leocadie began working at the Villeneuve school canteen where she met Emilio. Leocadie recalls that, at first, it wasn’t easy to live in Villeneuve, but today she feels well accepted and a full member of the town. For Emilio (of ‘distant’ Piedmont origins) there are two types of human beings: Homo sapiens and Homo erectus. The first is curious, wants to know about and is able to accept others; the second simply stands without thinking. The marriage between Emilio and Leocadie has created problems among Emilio’s relatives.
Daily life in Villeneuve.
A telecommunication tower in the middle of the village of Villeneuve.
Mauro works for the Region. Originally from Valsavarenche, he now lives with his family at Villeneuve. For Mauro, living in the community means giving, wi- thout necessarily receiving anything in return.
An abandoned house in Villeneuve.
A view of a mountain close to Villeneuve
Ivo is one of the oldest people in Villeneuve and is the historical memory of the town. Ivo claims that there are no “original inhabitants of Villeneuve” and that this territory has always been a place for passing through, but where people eventually decide to stop and live.
Hay left drying under a bridge of the highway.
A mountain of sand collected from the river Dora Baltea.
Renzo and Milva live and work at Villeneuve. Both of them feel an integral part of the society of this small community. Milva recounts that, years ago, when Renzo was arrested (for drunk driving), various people from Villeneuve went to visit her, bringing food or simply to keep her company. According to Milva, these are the small gestures that make Villeneuve’s community unique.
A local boy during a mountain walking.
A view of Villeneuve from the vineyards.
Bruno is the mayor of Villeneuve. When the first migrants arrived here, Bruno and the town administration decided to organise training courses for the newly arrived, after which opportunities were created for them to do maintenance work in the town. Every time possible, the migrants are involved in public acti- vities, a process that has ensured they are now an integral part of Villeneuve society.
A view of the local hotel
Lucy is a Romanian girl who, because of family problems, is housed in a foster home close to Villeneuve. Lucy goes to a senior school in Aosta and is enthu- siastic to learn and understand.