The long monitoring of the slow and inexorable melting of the ice at the Arctic Circle. The commitment of humanitarian organizations to ensure regular education for children in refugee camps. The dramatic lack of resources that brings sub-Saharan Africa to its knees. But also portraits of women with exceptional careers who have contributed to making an important step forward in gender equality. These are just some of the extraordinary shots of Focus on Future. 14 Photographers for the UN Agenda 2030 , the new exhibition conceived by Enrica Pagella and produced by the Royal Museums of Turin , which will be open to the public from 21 October 2022 to 19 February 2023 in the Chiablese Rooms.

The exhibition, curated by Bruna Biamino , is part of the projects that the Royal Museums dedicate to the strategic objectives of sustainable development indicated in the United Nations Agenda. Through images with a unique narrative power, 14 professional photographers propose an unprecedented journey dedicated to the situations of fragility of our planet , addressing essential issues for the well-being, survival and progress of humanity such as the defeat of hunger and poverty, equal access. to justice, the right to health, education and decent work, the achievement of gender equality, actions to combat climate change.

Alessandro Albert, Dario Bosio, Fabio Bucciarelli, Francesca Cirilli, Alessandro De Bellis, Pino Dell'Aquila, Nicole Depaoli, Luca Farinet, Luigi Gariglio, Antonio La Grotta, Matteo Montenero, Vittorio Mortarotti, Enzo Obiso and Paolo Verzone document, narrate and testify the conditions of life on earth, from schools to hospitals, from metropolises to forests, from military academies, to prisons, schools, from Syrian refugees to Ukrainian ones, with a broad overview that ranges from Iraq to Poland, from Svalbard to Amazonia.