Mostra - "Passeggiata in Alto Adige"
Mostra di fotografie di Jean-Pierre Debernardi. A cura della Direzione dell'Ambiente e dell'Associazione Artphoto Monaco. La mostra è una vera ode alla montagna.
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Da giovedì 1 dicembre 2022
a lunedì 2 gennaio 2023
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4, avenue Saint-Martin
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Forme essenziali o frattali, colori smorzati, vivaci o delicati, superfici spinose, lanuginose, ispide o cerose, profili carnosi o vellutati, architetture eccentriche... Da secoli, i cactus e le piante succulente affascinano per la loro varietà e stranezza.
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