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African projects
Salvatore
Fiume was a great lover of Africa and its iconography, and
was on the point of carrying out some architectural projects
in Guinea. In the projects designed for that continent,
Fiume created architectures in which he revisited some typically
African icons, such as the wooden mask in the shape of a
crocodile's head, the hut, the half-moon. Through a series
of drawings and architectural models he paid homage to a
land he greatly loved.
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