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Photography, Color on Paper
Size: 39.4 W x 15.7 H x 0.4 D in
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ABOUT THE ARTWORK
siamo al mercato di Ballarò a Palermo , un vecchio quadro che rappresenta la pesca dei Tonni nella Tonnara campeggia sopra la pescheria che fu del pescivendolo nel quadretto al centro. Il culto dei morti è molto sentito e rispettato a Palermo e in Sicilia e come se il defunto sia sempre tra di noi e la sua immagine si trova nei luoghi che gli appartenevano........
Original Created:
2010
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Photography:
Color on Paper
Artist Produced Limited Edition of:
100
Size:
39.4 W x 15.7 H x 0.4 D in
Frame:
Not Framed
Ready to Hang:
Not applicable
Packaging:
Ships Rolled in a Tube
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Italy.
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Fabio Artusi is a photo journalist from 1999 with base to Palermo - Sicily, Italy. He has published his jobs on magazines as Airone, Der Spiegel, Panorama, Sette, Grazia, Specchio, Facts, Slow Food, Inquirer, El Mundo, SonntagsZeitung, Guardian, The Independent. For a long time he has investigated the Sicilian society, flood of contrasts and mysteries but also of amusing surrealism at times. A society full of paradoxes sprung from the poverty and from the social uneasiness, accomplice a closed culture to the external world, notably behind. Fabio Artusi è un foto giornalista dal 1999 con base a Palermo in Sicilia, Italia . Ha pubblicato i suoi lavori su settimanali come Airone, Der Spiegel, Panorama, Sette, Grazia, Specchio, Facts, Slow Food, Inquirer, El Mundo, SonntagsZeitung, Guardian, The Independent. Da sempre ha indagato la società Siciliana , piena di contrasti e di misteri ma anche di surrealismo a volte divertente. Una società piena di paradossi scaturiti dalla povertà e dal disagio sociale, complice una cultura chiusa al mondo esterno e molto arretrata. Tutto questo è tradotto in un vasto archivio fotografico a colori e in bianco e nero.
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