Articles by Mauro Parmesani
Baja California Sur, the road between two abysses
Between the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez, the journey crosses deserts, missions, islands, whales and villages suspended at the continent’s edge: a rugged, magnetic peninsula where geography sets the pace and silence still matters as much as the landscape.
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Extremadura, the edge of the world
Rugged, quiet and far from the spotlight of Spain’s more flamboyant side, this land safeguards stone cities, ancient landscapes and an extraordinary density of history. Conquerors and emperors departed from here, from one of Europe’s most uncompromising geographies.
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Ghana, the scar and the pride
From Accra to the Gold Coast and into the Ashanti heartland, this journey crosses a country that never separates the present from history: it races, struggles and remembers, forcing the observer to confront a less comfortable and much deeper truth.
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Cairo, the eternal breath of the Nile
Between the great river, the Pyramids, the Islamic city and the new Grand Egyptian Museum, a journey through the Egyptian metropolis where time seems to settle with every step.
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Where Africa looks towards Europe
From Tangier to Tétouan and on to the blue city of Chefchaouen, northern Morocco reveals itself as a territory of thresholds, memories and crossings: a landscape suspended between the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, Andalusian identities and new forms of contemporary hospitality.
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Detroit, the sound of rebirth
From Motor City to a metropolis healing its wounds: rediscovered factories and stations, art, music, markets and encounters reveal a city able to turn the weight of history into energy for the future.
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