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Fragments

Italian version below

Having submitted the manuscript of Hypercity – Exercises in urban reconnaissance, here I am once again organising my thoughts for the third volume of my exploration of the convergence of images and space, that is, the...

7 days ago

Hypercity

In progress new design of the index by VargK & JP

It’s been a long time since I’ve posted; it’s been a summer of rest and renewal, as well as work on a new book, which is nearly finished and, finger crossed, has piqued the interest of a pu...

a month ago
5

Attack to Autistici/Inventati

Some months ago, I dedicated a post to a topic with a tone apparently different from the usual employed in this Substack, less descriptive or phenomenological, and more focused on advocating for action. Specifically, worried by the increasi...

2 months ago
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Expanded Cinema 1970- 2026

Memento Cinema 1. I remember being taken by my father to see Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey in the early 1970s. I was perhaps 9 years old; it was one of the first times I’d been to the cinema, and certainly the first time a film ha...

5 months ago

Hypercinema

In Italian below

Anonymous advertisement intervention in Berlin Kreuzberg, May 2023

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    Urbanist, writer and film maker. Cofounder of oginoknauss, CartografiaResistente and Tesserae. I write here mostly about cities and media, namely cinematic urbanism.

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