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Living North, Thinking South

The very first sketchbook I bought was an attempt to cure a purely physiological need to mend my homesickness, back in 2016. From that moment on, it’s been a bouncing sequence of  sketches portraying the place where I actually lived and the one I yearned for. Specifically, I’ve been divided mainly between Milan (adoptive city) and Ruvo di Puglia (birthplace), with some random visits in European capitals. IMG_7761.JPGRuvo di Puglia – Larghetto Cervone

 

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Milan – View of Corso Buenos Aires

 

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Ruvo di Puglia – View of  roofs in the old town

 

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Milan – Corner at via Turro

 

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Ruvo di Puglia – tomatoes ready to become home-made sauce

 

IMG_7763.JPGMilan – Gae Aulenti Square with construction site

 

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Ruvo di Puglia – A pharmacy

 

IMG_7765.JPGDublin – O’Neill’s pub

 

IMG_7766-2.jpgMilan – Tito Minniti square

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