Born in Italy in 1977, she lived most of her adult life as an expat. She is currently living in Israel, struggling to learn Hebrew and to find a decent flat in Tel Aviv. You might have crossed her in previous personae such as: awarded student at the Bologna Literature and Philosophy University, overworked photo archivist in the Parisian office of the famous Magnum Photo agency, wandering traveler in India, self-proclaimed film editor in New York, Italian teacher at the IIC, and a reporter for Demotix agency.
With this blog, she hopes to shade a light on the “Israeli experience”, as it manifests for a non-Jewish immigrant by chance. Can something be said about Israel which is a-political? Dedicated to her close and far away friends, as well as the wandering readers out there.
ciao laura come stai?dalla zia rosangela ciao
Hey Laura, just wondering if you remember two Slovak guys that you met in Rome back in 1998 or so paying you a visit in Bologna…Googled you randomly and wondering how are you doing?
Hi Martin, of course I do! So happy to hear from you. I will send you an email.
ciao laura qui fa ancora molto freddo,noi tutti stiamo bene le bambine crescono benissimo emma il 26.3.fa 3.anni e una piccola signorina invece petra e ancora silenziosa cioe’parla poco,ne sono molto orgogliosa delle nie nipotine,ciao laura mi auguro di poterti vedere presto?per ora ti saluto caramente con affetto a te e inbar un caldo abbraccio dalla zia rosangela ciao
Dear friend! Russian art magasin will be published article about ARCO and, of course, Merino/ We may publishing photo from your site?
Hello,
I redericted your request to the ADN gallery in Barcelona, they will be in touch with you (they may have additional photos too )
Regards,
Laura
Hi Laura,
Interesting blog (I stumbled across it at the English Webster page).
Best from a fellow Tel Aviv blogger!
Mike