Paolo Fusco: Fiori 24h

With his night walks the Roman photographer Paolo Fusco paints the portrait of a sleeping city, dotted with flourished lighthouses.

Hardly anything is open 24h in Rome: a few bars, a few stores, self service gas stations and flower kiosks, a lot of flower kiosks. You can find them everywhere in the city and they never close, opened 365 days a year, 24h a day.

“Their presence has always fascinated me, they seem like sentinels in the quiet roman night, small lighthouses populated by half-asleep immigrant workers. An hint of mystery sorrounds them, but it’s probably just a business model which takes advantage of the immigrant workers’ need to have a place to spend the night.” Paolo Fusco explains.

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco, Fiori 24h

Paolo Fusco is a photographer based in Rome. His work mainly focuses on architecture and urban landscape, but often looks at social issues. He is a member of the Shoot4Change community, and his photos have been published on La Repubblica, Urbanautica, New Landscape Photography, Witness Journal, Living Roome, and elsewhere.

Paolo Fusco: Fiori 24h

With his night walks the Roman photographer Paolo Fusco paints the portrait of a sleeping city, dotted with flourished lighthouses.

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