Ceaușescu’s “systematisation” programme is in full swing in the Romanian capital: one-third of the historic centre has been wiped out to make way for imposing buildings and wide avenues intended to honour the regime
flagship stores and educational buildings by the practice around the world today
Cabin fever sketches a beautiful narrative about the history of cabin culture and the passions underlying its evolution in North America
the story behind why French humanist photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson nearly had a posthumous exhibition while still alive
a luminous flashback into the frenzies of the last fifty years nocturnal living
Flaneur #4 2016 materials Ceaușescu’s “systematisation” programme is inFlaneur depicted Corso Vittorio Emanuele II for its fourth issue. The street, though unavoidable for romans and tourists alike, is a street that can easily be dismissed and ignored its hectic, fragmented and not beautiful by roman standards, but it is here that Romes future was once considered, and the magazine attempts this challenge again.