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Palermo, Italy

Ora di Fuoco

Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 1 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 2 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 3 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 4 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 5 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 6 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 7 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 8 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 9 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 10 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 11 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 12 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 13 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 14 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 15 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 16 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 17 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 18 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 19 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 20 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco. Palermo, Italy. Photograph 21 of 21 by Adrian Tanta.
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Ora di Fuoco

Ora di Fuoco is a photographic project made in Palermo.

The hour of fire is the hour when the city changes temperature. Light hardens on stone, shadow fills a street, and the day tips toward something less gentle.

Palermo holds that hour in its walls and in the people who cross it. The photographs stay with the passage, not with a summary of the city.

What remains is the moment the place burns brightest, and the quiet just before and just after it.

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