"Children are watching us, Zavattini warned. But do we watch children? Certainly we look at them and photograph them a great deal, since a very high percentage of family photographs taken in the world are pictures of children: on the shoreline of beaches, in their best clothes, smeared with baby food, in school plays and carnival costumes, at first communions, confirmations, sports days and all their birthdays, with the candles to blow out on the cake. We look at children, then. But how do we look at them? And above all, do we see them? Do we know how to see them?" (Ferdinando Scianna).