How can a specific part of our body speak for ourselves? What anatomical part makes us all part of the same human family and yet mark the biggest difference in who we are, what we do, the way we express ourselves and how we operate into the world?

Paolo Rubini's Hands On is a photographic mosaic of 50 pictures, assembled from 25 countries, across 6 continents and over 5 years of time. It's a journey across the world into human nature and culture, set to address these questions with a unique focus, while casting a curious and tender light on what makes us each unique. It's a journey made for the hands, with hands and told through hands. A hands on journey.