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Alessia Massimi, 1986, italian, (try to be a) designer. Love: conceptual art, rock music, every kind of sweet, cinema, books and some others stupid things.









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Bustling Movement of Megacities Katie Hosmer, mymodernmet.com It’s quite easy to get swept up in the fast pace of today’s mod­ern world. Urban growth is rapid and, in the next twen­ty years, near­ly 60 per­cent of the world will be city dwellers. Pho­tog­ra­ph­er Mar­tin Roe­mers believes that “even with the… Not so stupid train

Bustling Movement of Megacities
Katie Hosmer, mymodernmet.com

It’s quite easy to get swept up in the fast pace of today’s mod­ern world. Urban growth is rapid and, in the next twen­ty years, near­ly 60 per­cent of the world will be city dwellers. Pho­tog­ra­ph­er Mar­tin Roe­mers believes that “even with the…

Not so stupid train

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