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I Visited Corviale, A Failing ’80s Social Housing Project, And Photographed Its Young Residents (18 Pics)
I spent 6 weeks in the infamous Roman neighborhood of Corviale and photographed the local youth living under the shadow of a failing '80s social housing project.
Corviale, a colossal utopian social housing project built on the outskirts of Rome in the early 1980s, stands as a symbol of unfulfilled aspirations and the complexities of urban development. This photo series sheds light on the lives of Corviale's young residents and their intricate relationship with this concrete jungle they call home.
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Małgorzata Nowaczyk 3 years ago
Italian style you live in concrete jungle but you still looks fab
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Lari Keller 3 years ago
These pictures make me think of a weird, creepy mix of Auswiche and Chernobyl.
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Caro Caro 3 years ago
The photos are very good and tell a story. Living in such horribly planned areas sucks the life out of people. I find the people in the photos strong and proud tho.
Mykolas Juodelė (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you, Caro Caro! Indeed, that was my intention to show the strength and resilience of the local youth living there.
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J. Maxx 3 years ago
The sad thing is, capitalism, has made this a familiar scene in many cities around the world.
J. Maxx 3 years ago
This was my first post then I thought of the one above. LOL!
Load More Replies... Caro Caro 3 years ago
The photos are very good and tell a story. Living in such horribly planned areas sucks the life out of people. I find the people in the photos strong and proud tho.
Mykolas Juodelė (Post author) 3 years ago
Thank you, Caro Caro! Indeed, that was my intention to show the strength and resilience of the local youth living there.
Load More Replies... J. Maxx 3 years ago
The sad thing is, capitalism, has made this a familiar scene in many cities around the world.
J. Maxx 3 years ago
This was my first post then I thought of the one above. LOL!
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