This was my third trip to Noto for Infiorata. Each year has been so different! To see what I mean check out my posts about my first visit, and second visit. Here are a few photos of this year's incredible flower mosaics:
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The flower mosaics along Via Nicolaci |
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"Musica Picta" by Marziano Debora |
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"Duetto classico" by Castobello Vincenzo |
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"Angelica melodia" by Alibrio Salvatore |
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"The Musician" (Tamara De Lempicka) by Perricone Concetta |
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"The Musician" (Tamara De Lempicka) by Perricone Concetta |
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"The Musician" (Tamara De Lempicka) by Perricone Concetta |
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"Blues" by Civello Davide, Sammarco Luigi, and Ali Noemi |
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"Suonatore di flauto" by Lauretta Cettina |
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"Mille Bolle" by Caruso Sara and Civello Concetta |
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"Radeyzky in sound" by Andolina Marco |
A few other things I saw around Noto:
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Flowers floating in a fountain |
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Just a bit of color and whimsy, slinkys for sale |
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A reflection |
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For some reason this shop caught my attention :) |
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The Duomo |
Infiorata has been one of the few Sicilian festivals that I've attended more than one. I love the color and creativity that goes into creating these beautiful mosaics. Each year is so different and I've really enjoyed seeing the differences from year to year.
1 comment:
those mosaics are always so amazing! great photos! =)
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