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Bastia. From Tuscan Marble to the Niolu Mountains, Two Photographers Question the Inherited Landscapes

At the gallery Una Volta de Bastia, Sébastien Arrighi photographed the marble lands in Tuscany and Michele Martinelli the pastoral mountains of Niolu. Two looks at what work and memory fit into the landscape.

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