Michele Borzoni
Book, Tearsheet
2020
Michele Borzoni
Book, Tearsheet
2020
Mass in the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence, May 31st 2020
Urban space has become a threatening place, full of dangers that frighten precisely because they are invisible. The impact of social distancing does not only have to do with physical proximity and our sense of distrust, but also has important repercussions on how we experience the urban spaces and more generally the public space. How to Social Distance is a project that investigates public space in the city of Florence. It started during the first days of the lockdown and subsequently followed the gradual relaxation of security measures.
Shopping centre of Ponte a Greve, Florence, March 20th 2020
Temporary class in the auditorium of the secondary school Teresa Mattei, Bagno a Ripoli, Firenze, Oct 13th 2020
Caponnetto canteen, department of social sciences, University of Florence, Oct 22nd 2020
Cascine Park, Florence, May 14th 2020
Crossfit gym in the industrial area of Prato, November 5th, 2020
Friday prayer in the garden of Piazza dei Ciompi; Islamic community of Florence, October 30th 2020
Leather goods Ventesimo Forever, Osmannoro (Firenze), February 2nd 2021
Meeting in the Insulin cartridge filling line department of the pharmaceutical company Ely Lilli, May 21st 2021
Arena Grande outdoor cinema in Campo di Marte, Florence, July 23rd 2020
English class at the Gobetti Volta linguistic High School, Bagno a Ripoli, Florence, November 27th 2020
Headquarter of Covid19 contact tracers, temporarily set up inside the exhibition fair of the Fortezza da Basso in Florence, November 11th 2020
Dechatlon, shopping centre of Sesto Fiorentino, May 28th 2020
Modern history lesson at the University of Florence in the Space Cinema of Novoli, Florence, October 12th 2020
Local market, Statuto neighbourhood in Florence, May 6th 2020
A Time of Distance
Edizioni Gallerie d’Italia
Skira
Curated by Arianna Rinaldo
Publication on Internazionale in November 2020
