Viola works on assignments for magazines, as well as her own personal projects. She has travelled extensively and her natural interest for social situations allows her to develop intimate relationships with her subjects.

REPORTAGE LIST:

• A SCHOOL ADRIFT, SAN CRISTOBAL
• JERUSALEM, A SACRED CONTRADICTION
• ROMANES CIRCUS, FRANCE
• THE LAST OF THE GAUCHOS, URUGUAY
• DASPU: FROM CATCALL TO CATWALK, BRAZIL
• DUBAI: GLOBALIZATION IN A NUTSHELL, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
• MONTROND GENERATIONS, CAPE VERDE
• BHOPAL: POISONED LIVES, INDIA
• CYRK 13, FRANCE
• TRIBAL PORTRAITS, INDIA
• BUSTLING BANGALORE, INDIA
• KARNATAKA EXPRESS, INDIA
• CERNA KUKAVIZA, CROATIA

The Internado para niños indigenos is one of four boarding schools, or Social Integration Centers founded by the government in the 50s to provide the children of impoverished indigenous families with free education. Predictably, the experience yielded mixed results. The schools are underfunded and the children are largely left to run the place by themselves.

This photo reportage unveils the daily life of learning, cooking, cleaning, delousing, and particularly focuses on the lockers, the one and only private space enjoyed by every child. From this place of cultural isolation and material deprivation, we learn a precious lesson in resilience and joy.