Omicidio Florence, Italy
Ricorda, al mondo c'è solo omicidio. Non esiste suicidio.
Evgenij Aleksandrovič
Evtušenko
L'omicidio è intrinseco nella natura dell'uomo e lo si commette spesso senza cognizione perché l'uomo in fondo altro non è che la bestia. Omicidio è un progetto di A.C. e mira dipingere le emozioni che accompagnano l'omicidio, le sensazioni che viviamo ogni giorno e che ignoriamo..
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