E–motions from Florence

I asked students to to summarise a verb linked to the city of Florence: eating, crossing, visiting and celebrating. Each group designed a cohesive collection of digital .gif and printed flip–books ready to tell 5 little stories!

What do you eat in Florence? But above all: how do you cook it?
Everything you need to know from entrance to dessert:
ribollita, lampredotto, steak, ramerino bread and zuccotto.

IED Firenze — Francesca Aldi e Tiziano Bonsignore

Bistecca

Lampredotto

Pan di Ramerino

Ribollita

Zuccotto

A calendar of traditions and rituals ... The "red days" in flip–book format.
From the game of historical football to the lanterns of the Rificolona, from the outbreak of the Easter cart in the Cathedral, to the fires of San Giovanni, without forgetting the Florentine New Year Eve on March 25th.

IED Firenze — Irene Anedda e Martina Liberati

Scoppio del Carro

Calcio Storico

Capodanno Fiorentino

Rificolona

San Giovanni

A stop–motion walk from sunrise to sunset: starting from the work in progress on Ponte Amerigo Vespucci, passing through Santa Trinita in 1300 and finally Ponte alle Grazie at the time of the first tramway.

IED Firenze — Matteo Dinella e Denny Puppa

Ponte Amerigo Vespucci

Ponte alla Carraia

Ponte Vecchio

Ponte Santa Trinita

Ponte alle Grazie

Botticelli's and Agnetti's art, Ferragamo's shoes and Galileo's astrolabes, the multiple faces of Palazzo Strozzi in recent years ... A time lapse that smacks of film reel.

IED Firenze — Pietro Micheloni e Jenny Xia