Mattia Tommasoli’s Keep It Rio features Rio O’Byrne, Tom Snape, Luka Pinto and more skating Italian terrain
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Enjoy a new edit, “Not that Easy”, by Nico Tavella showcasing the skate scene in Milano 2022. Featuring in order of appearance: Giacomo Affede, Iuri Furdui, Ruben Spelta, Pietro Secchi, Carl Bourguignon, Agustin Paschetta, Jacopo Carozzi, Starsky, Leonardo Castellani, Tito Colica, Aurora Steri, Emiliano Mariotti, Jade Mendoza, Jeff Mendoza, Aref Koushesh, Alberto Bottazzi, Marco Melchiorre, Simone Chiole, Marco Giordano, Domenico Detta, Niño Magana
Video by Nico Tavella
Additional Filming by Giovanni Nenna
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Sit back and enjoy as Will Miles just dropped another awesome edit “LAMBRUSCO” featuring the skating of Casper Brooker, Aref Koushesh, Bill Emmanouilidis, Chris Jones, Darius Trabzala, Dwayne Coleman, Jacopo Carozzi, Korahn Gayle, Kyle Wilson, Levi Hinkley, Niko Giovannoni, Nils Matijas, Oski Zota, Ville Wester, and Vince Palmer.
Filmed and Edited by Will Miles
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Second part of IN OUR TIME (Photo Zine + Video) depicts the experiences lived by some of the key players of the Italian skate scene through the eyes of Enrico Cerovac – in various locations that still today represent a connection between its culture and all that surrounds it. It is a personal interpretation of the generations that frequent these places and the strong passion that unites them; a juxtaposition between the care-free life in the day on the skateboard and the digital era, and the varied experiences between them that have led Enrico, in these last three years, to document and collect new images of a fascinating and unique scene in constant change.
Starring: Aref Koushesh, Carlo Aldiano, Ale Benedetti, Simone Verona, Ruben Luzzatto, Mattia Turco, Pietro Bontà, Federico Casella, Alberto Della Beffa, Pietro “pepe” Tirelli, Nikolai Danov, Ale Di Luggo, Nicola Giordano, Ruben Spelta, Jacopo Carozo, Efram Sapienza,
Martino Cattaneo, Jacopo Picozza
Filmed, edited & directed by Enrico Cerovac
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It's a particular type of architecture, that first in America, then all along Sicilian coasts, had an important development right after World War 2. We are talking about the raising of seaside resorts, "villages for the beaches", those places born to satisfy the desire of that middle class average human being to escape from the everyday boring jobs and life, to sprint themselves straight into this limbo of channelled fun. This new business got in the mind-set of lots of sicilian contractor's, and soon enough Sicily was full of these new type of villages.
Skating that place was both cool and a bit sad: first of all, it doesn't happen everyday to be able to find and skate something like that in Sicily, but at the same time it's sad to see a structure with that potential, culturally and architecturally, ended up like that. An eco of 90's piano-bar music goes around the air and send us straight to those days when people were still believing to have a different future than the one built on a sand castle. Jacopo Carozzi, Aref Koushesh and Martino Cattaneo ripping up the Grand Hotel Lido!
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