Piero Corvo’s Roma documents life in the Roma camp of Giugliano in Campania, where about 500 people live in makeshift homes without electricity, running water or proper sewage. The project examines social exclusion, segregation and the denial of basic human rights affecting the community. Corvo presents the camp as an example of the continuing marginalization of Roma people, focusing on their living conditions, children, families and lack of access to essential services. The project calls attention to integration as a path toward greater understanding and inclusion.