Her recent series focus on migrations, human trafficking and gender issues. She immersed herself in a neighborhood in the 18th arrondissement well known to Parisians: the Goutte d’Or. It’s one of the vibrant districts in the capital, a small area of some 30,000 residents characterized by a multiethnic mix where over thirty different ethnicities rub shoulders. Perlino thus got to experience and share the day-to-day existence of the inhabitants of the Goutte d’Or, as close to them as possible – in the public sphere but in the private one as well. From home to mosque, from hidden corners to small businesses of every stripe, from weddings to large-scale religious gatherings. She’s turned out a remarkable document after the more than five years of her immersion, one that illustrates – far removed from the normally understood picture of a neighborhood deemed to be on the dangerous side – a certain social cohesion.