Workers

The body bears marks. Time, labor, and land are etched into skin and gesture,not as story, but as imprint.
Territory lives in the body: in tension, in gaze, in what is carried silently. Each body becomes a living archive of inherited routines and unspoken histories.
In WORKERS, a neutral backdrop isolates the body, removing distraction and allowing presence to speak. Fabini photographs individuals whose labor shapes communities, focusing on gesture, gaze, and physical presence. The work examines how identity is formed through labor and place, and how it extends beyond both.