The Hidden Voices project. The languages that resist is created by CAMERA and Chora Media, in cultural partnership with Lavazza, and involves the commissioning of three unpublished works by Arianna Arcara (Monza, 1984), Antonio Ottomanelli (Bari, 1982) and Roselena Ramistella (Gela, 1982) on theme of linguistic minorities in the internal areas of the Italian peninsula.

The daily story of the Albanian Arbereshe community in Sicily, of the groups of Greek-Italian speakers of Salento Greece in Puglia and of the Franco-Provençal ones of the Aosta Valley describe a visual, morphological and sound landscape, rich and articulated, where contemporaneity meets with the myth. The memory of the oral heritage, however, is experiencing a crucial moment due to the intensification of the dynamics of population aging, the urbanization of large metropolises by the youngest, the massive tourism of places or - conversely - their depopulation.

The visual part of the project will be integrated by a journalistic research component that will take shape on podcasts. The collective exhibition is hosted in Room 6 of the CAMERA headquarters, on the occasion of EXPOSED Torino Foto Festival.