The Aldo Moro elevated road told through memory, infrastructure and urban landscape.
Academic year
2025-2026
The Aldo Moro elevated road told through memory, infrastructure and urban landscape.
The Aldo Moro elevated road becomes the starting point to observe Genoa’s waterfront through the two conditions it creates: the upper level, connected to the panoramic view, and the lower level, made of shadows, pillars and urban fragments. Photographs, archival postcards and an installation offer a reading suspended between memory, representation and the transformation of the city.
Porto Antico di Genova invited students to explore the relationship between city, port and community through photography as a tool for research and storytelling. The Genoese waterfront became the starting point to observe a complex territory, shaped by urban transformations, layered memories and new relationships between public space, landscape and collective identity.
Supervisor: Giulia Ticozzi
Co-supervisor: Antonio La Grotta