A few days ago a “grande acciuga” (big anchovy) has been painted on the roof of the decrepit Fish Market building. It is a work of Libera Capezzone and the words below say: “Lische squame coda amore. Libertà” (Fishbones scales tail love. Freedom).
The project was sponsored by a brand of paint, so it would have been nice to paint also the rest of the roof, which badly need it. This would have been also a better background for the big fish.
See also: Mercato del Pesce
I agree with you. The entire roof should have been painted, but that is quite a huge fish!
ReplyDeletePretty hard to miss that.
ReplyDeleteHopefully something is done with the building.
An instant landmark. Nice.
ReplyDeleteNice but not something I like to eat.
ReplyDeleteI really like this one VP. And yes, I agree they could have painted the roof.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I absolutely adore this. Seriously, it's tasteful and males the building interesting right away.
ReplyDelete*maKes*
ReplyDeleteI love it!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThis can be seen from afar.
ReplyDeleteI like it.
A curious choice of words.
ReplyDeleteThat fish is big enough to swallow Jonah. Imagine the Bible talking about "Jonah in the belly of the anchovy."
That has to be the biggest anchovy I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Florentine trip!
wow !what a giant fish :)
ReplyDeleteEasy to spot!:)
ReplyDeleteNice design.
This is so cool! Love it.
ReplyDeleteI so wish I could have walked...
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