EuropeStoryEast End’s English community; Disappearing Home by Emanuele Giovagnoli
Disappearing Home is a portrait of the East End's English community at the start of the new century: it documents and explores its culture and traditions. The project depicts a glimpse into the everyday lives of the English people of East End
Disappearing Home is a portrait of the East End’s English community at the start of the new century: it documents and explores its culture and traditions.
The project depicts a glimpse into the everyday lives of the English people of East End and intends to serve as a visual representation of the identity of this community today.
The project was driven by my interest in the social dynamics that rules the diverse communities populating the East End: unemployment, cultural and racial integration and a lack of social housing. By photographing the decline of a community rooted to traditions barely surviving the social changes of the area, I wanted to explore the meaning of cultural identity. Disappearing Home aims to show the longing for cultural identity of the English community living in one of the least English areas of London.
A traditional tea dance is held by the Newham Council at Stratford Old Town Hall on the 30th March 2015, London.
Friday night boxing bout at the East Ham Working Mens Club on the 10th April 2015, London.
About Emanuele Giovagnoli
Emanuele Giovagnoli is an Italian documentary photographer based in London. He recently graduated in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at the London College of Communication (2015). His work focuses on social documentary and portraiture. [Official Website]
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Paul Gerome performs at the East Ham Working Mens Club on the 6th December 2014, London.
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Friday night at the East Ham Working Mens Club on the 7th December 2014, London.
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