The International Training Centre of the ILO is pleased to host "Workers," a photo exhibition by Mauro Raffini, presented as part of EXPOSED 2025 Beneath the Surface.

Opening on 5 May at 17:00, the exhibition will run until 16 June at the ITCILO campus in Turin. The event is open to the public, but registration is required via guestrel@itcilo.org.

"Workers" invites viewers to reflect on the evolving world of work through three immersive sections:

• “When the future of work was the past” explores artisanal and industrial labour in the Piedmont region of Italy, capturing timeless scenes of human dignity and technical excellence in vivid, theatrical compositions.

• “Microlearning” documents the quiet revolution of digital devices in everyday life, particularly their role in enhancing access to knowledge and empowerment, especially for women around the globe.

• “Highlighting the past to shape the future” revisits the transformation of Turin’s industrial Spina 3 area, reimagining disused factory spaces as new landscapes in dialogue with urban, environmental, and social change.

Part of the broader EXPOSED 2025 initiative, this exhibition celebrates the intersection of materiality, mutability, and the human experience in a rapidly changing world.

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