Oro rosso, Red Gold, is an investigative fieldwork documentary that unmasks exploitation, harassment and psychological torture suffered by women workers in the Mediterranean Sea area.

Red Gold is the result of more than 130 interviews of female workers, trade unionists and members of different associations. The book explores living and working conditions in Italy, Spain and Morocco, which are the most important exporters of fruit and vegetables. Women's salary is not the only factor that marks injustice and unequal treatment between men and women, but these workers are also forced to exhausting shifts, extortions, black-mails, physical and psychological violence and sexual abuse.

Through these pages, voices of female workers finally emerge together with their daily survival stories, their resistance and attempt in denouncing the crimes suffered that remained unheard.

Awards
To this theme is connected the inquest carried out in German, English and Spanish that came out in Germany on Buzzfeed and Correctiv. The Oro rosso project has been awarded various prizes, among which:
-2019 Diederichsen Award (Germany), first prize
-2019 Henri Nannen Award (Germany), first prize
-2018 Georg von Holtzbrinck Preis (Germany), first prize
-2018 Otto Brenner Preis (Germany), first prize
-2018 Deutsche Reporterpreis (Germany), finalist
-2018 Medien Lowin (Austria), finalist
-2017 Volkart Stiftung Grant (Switzerland)
-2016 The Pollination Project Grant (USA)

The photos related to the investigation have received honorable mentions at
-Tokyo International Photo Awards
-International Photography Awards
-ND Awards
-Moscow International Photo Awards
-Lugano Photo Days
-Photography Festival