48H In Marseille By Elio Furno

"48h in Marseille" is the third independent fanzine by Elio Furno (Innocent View), a photographic reportage that documents 48 hours spent in Marseille with eleven Italian writers.

Shot entirely during the trip, this publication collects the visual and human flow of two days of bombing, trains, tags and shared life.
It's not an investigation of the local scene, but the raw and direct account of a collective experience, made of adrenaline, sleepless nights, laughter, running, walls and metal.

Through 68 A5 pages, 48h in Marseille conveys the tension, energy, and chaos of a journey born from a common illness: painting.
Each shot is part of a sincere, dirty and immediate story, in which writing is not the subject, but a shared language.

A collective photograph of a moment that will never be repeated, printed in a limited edition.

Supported by: Montana Colors, Grog, Solidos
Limited edition of 400 copies