Flaneur #4 2016 food & drinks Guy Mannes-Abbott

Guy Mannes-Abbott

the book also includes citizen conversations from Addis Ababa

One wonders no more when looking at the range of bowls

focusing on artworks in which the seemingly straightforward document is valued not only as a source of information but also as a distinctive visual and critical form

The Japanese kitchen seems full of rules and traditions – it is intimidating

Flaneur #4 2016 food & drinks Guy Mannes-AbbottFlaneur 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.