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Monuments

Trip to Space

“We are ready to leave, Mr. President, we turn on the engines?” The operators ask the president. “Light up” Todor Zivkov replies coldly. Countdown: 10, 9, 8, 7 … ..2, 1 … .partence! And so it was that the spacecraft Buzludzha took flight for the deepest space.

December 16, 2017
Museum of War

How do you find a situation where the city starts the project to tell about the most important event for it, in quite large-scale forms, and then suddenly it runs out of money? Awkward, isn’t it? Such a story happened with the Sevastopol Defence Museum, which they tried to build exactly in the city centre, […]

May 14, 2017
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About me

Jacopo is an Italian photographer and traveller documenting abandoned places and transitional landscapes across Europe and Asia. Through years of exploration, field research and photography, Stalker has grown into a long-term archive of forgotten spaces, disappearing architectures and places suspended between decay and transformation.

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