The beauty of Milan at night according to Michele Arrabito
The photographer tells it through the photos of the book "Barlume"
Art & Design
July 2nd, 2021
July 2nd, 2021
Milan has two faces, one day and one nocturnal. The night knows how to change the face of this city and it's precisely this new face, the face of its most neglected and secondary neighbourhoods, that Michele Arrabito portrayed in Barlume, the second publication of Frab's Publishing, already available in pre-order, which explores the mystery and poetry of the city at night, with its windows lit in the dark, the unexpected geometries of the palaces and its silences.
The book zine is also accompanied by the stories of Giada Biaggi, Matteo Bianchi, Nicola Feninno and Ivan Carozzi. Its goal is to express the emotional side and the beauty hidden in those corners of Milan that are commonly called ugly but that, none less, host the lives of thousands of people every day.
