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Tag Archives: Living the Lockdown
My Friendly Neighborhood Wine Shop
Today, after 10 weeks, Total Lockdown has ended in Italy and Phase 2 has begun. Many commercial activities will be opening up again although with severe social distancing restrictions. And the wearing of masks is still a must. But the … Continue reading
Keep Your Fountains Flowing
After the lockdown in Rome, photographs taken mainly by drones began appearing on internet showing a deserted city. One photo that got my attention was that of two vigili (city policemen) taking a selfie alone in front of the Trevi. … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Rome/Italy
Tagged flow, Living the Lockdown, Marcello Mastroianni, nasone, Oceanus, Trevi Fountain
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Beauty is the only truth I want to know
At the beginning of the lockdown, drones were sent out to immortalize a deserted Rome. The photos were stunning because, without people, the city regained its original contours and majestic beauty. How magical it would be, I thought, to walk … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Beauty, Rome/Italy
Tagged coronavirus, ekphrasis, John Keats, Living the Lockdown, Spanish Steps
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The History of a Home in the Time of Corona
The existential question of “where do I end and where does the rest of the world begin?” is even more difficult to affront these days because the distinction between one and the other has become a big blur. Never before … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Drawings & Paintings
Tagged coronavirus, existential, history of a home, Living the Lockdown, Rome, TV, via chiana
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Catering to a Seed
Every morning I go on my balcony to see if the seeds I planted from my store bought cherry tomatoes have started to grow. Despite my desire to do things in a hurry, the seeds grow at their own pace, … Continue reading
Posted in Art Narratives, Rome/Italy
Tagged balcony, changes, Container gardening, Living the Lockdown, protest
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