ROSSA
2018
Milan has the largest metro network in Italy. It consists of four lines for a total of 96.8km. The first line, the Red (M1) was inaugurated in 1968, followed by the Green (M2) in 1969, the Yellow (M3) in 1990 and the Lilac (M5) in 2013.
The project, in collaboration with Carolina Isella, focuses on the M1 line, which connects the city from the North-East, with terminus to Sesto 1° Maggio Fs, to the West, then dividing into two branches, one towards North-West with terminus to Rho-Fiera and another towards South-West, with terminus in Bisceglie. A photographic documentation, stop after stop, that highlights the structural differences that can be found from the periphery, to the center. The whole project was posted on Instagram, you can find it at this link.
This was my thesis project, shot entirely in 2018 during the summer months.
M1 - Sesto 1° Maggio FS
M1 - Sesto Rondò
M1 - Sesto Marelli
M1 - Villa San Giovanni
M1 - Precotto
M1 - Gorla
M1- Turro
M1 - Rovereto
M1 - Pasteur
M1 - Loreto
M1 - Lima
M1 - Pt.Venezia
M1 - Palestro
M1 - San Babila
M1 - Duomo
M1 - Cordusio
M1 - Cairoli
M1 - Cadorna
M1 - Conciliazione
M1 - Pagano
M1 - Wagner
M1 - De Angeli
M1 - Gambara
M1 - Bande Nere
M1 - Primaticcio
M1 - Inganni
M1 - Bisceglie
M1 - Buonarroti
M1 - Amendola
M1 - Lotto
M1 - QT8
M1 - Lampugnano
M1 - Uruguay
M1 - Bonola
M1 - San Leonardo
M1 - Molino Dorino
M1 - Pero
M1 - Rho-Fiera
