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Klaus Kinski dans “Nosferatu à Venise” d'Augusto Caminito, Mario Caiano et Luigi Cozzi (1988) - suite présumée du “Nosferatu, Fantôme de la Nuit” de Werner Herzog (1979) lui-même remake du “Nosferatu le Vampire” de Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau (1922) - juin 2022.
BE WATER, the mural by TOILETPAPER for the Fuorisalone
At Fuorisalone 2021, TOILETPAPER joined forces with the eclectic brand par excellence, Desigual, with internationally renowned artist Maurizio Cattelan and photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, to present an installation that makes you dream.
Inside the Cozzi swimming pool, one of the municipal swimming pools in Milan that is part of the Milanosport circuit, framed by the monumental architecture designed by engineer Luigi Lorenzo Secchi in 1934, “BE WATER” was presented – in the presence of the authors and the Mayor Beppe Sala – a huge mural that covers a surface area of 246 square metres and is reflected in the water.
“Nosferatu à Venise” d'Augusto Caminito, Mario Caiano et Luigi Cozzi (1988) - suite présumée du “Nosferatu, Fantôme de la Nuit” de Werner Herzog (1979) lui-même remake du “Nosferatu le Vampire” de Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau (1922) - juin 2022.
“Nosferatu à Venise” d'Augusto Caminito, Mario Caiano et Luigi Cozzi (1988) - suite présumée du “Nosferatu, Fantôme de la Nuit” de Werner Herzog (1979) lui-même remake du “Nosferatu le Vampire” de Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau (1922) - juin 2022.
“Nosferatu à Venise” d'Augusto Caminito, Mario Caiano et Luigi Cozzi (1988) - suite présumée du “Nosferatu, Fantôme de la Nuit” de Werner Herzog (1979) lui-même remake du “Nosferatu le Vampire” de Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau (1922) - juin 2022.