Resurrecting the ancient Roman idea of "Mare Nostrum," Jodice sets out to collect a shared symbolic language and imagination from Italy, Greece, North Africa and beyond
Italian photographer Mimmo Jodice (1934–2025) first developed his Mediterraneo project in the 1980s, beginning in his home country and expanding to Greece, Tunisia, Jordan and Libya. His investigations into art and archeology are thus guided by the idea of an "extended city" that stretches across the Mediterranean.
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Resurrecting the ancient Roman idea of "Mare Nostrum," Jodice sets out to collect a shared symbolic language and imagination from Italy, Greece, North Africa and beyond
Italian photographer Mimmo Jodice (1934–2025) first developed his Mediterraneo project in the 1980s, beginning in his home country and expanding to Greece, Tunisia, Jordan and Libya. His investigations into art and archeology are thus guided by the idea of an "extended city" that stretches across the Mediterranean.
