Mauro D’Agati – Alamar
Posted by Fabio 28 November 2011
The Alamar’s neighborhoodcextends to the east of Havana, on the other side of the bay. In the 70’s Alamar was born as a model city project, but through the years fell into anonymity until it became a bewildering complex of badly constructed buildings. The Sicilian Mauro D’Agati decided to expose the scene of Alamar through a series of shots that convey life, decay, color, poverty and dreams.
Mauro D’Agati
Alamar
Camera 16 Contemporary Art
17th November 2011 – 28 January 2012
Via Pisacane, 16, Milano
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