Luca Piffaretti

CARCHEOLOGY, 2023 

When the cars are gone, what will it be of the infrastructure that we built to sustain this means of transport? 'Carcheology' imagines a fictional world without cars but where roads, bridges, garages, and service stations are still dominating the landscape. It does so by exploring the area of the Severn Estuary between the Severn Bridge and the Prince of Whales Bridge, like an archaeologist in search of traces from the past.

The project is part of Mass' latest collective project, ‘Where the Flow Ends’, documenting the Severn, the longest and most polluted river in the UK. 

Some of these photos, along with others by the photographers part of Mass, were presented in a 10-day collective exhibition in Hackney, London, and are part of Mass' third zine 'Where the Flow Ends'. To order a copy of the zine please visit Mass' online shop.  

CARCHEOLOGY, 2023 

When the cars are gone, what will it be of the infrastructure that we built to sustain this means of transport? 'Carcheology' imagines a fictional world without cars but where roads, bridges, garages, and service stations are still dominating the landscape. It does so by exploring the area of the Severn Estuary between the Severn Bridge and the Prince of Whales Bridge, like an archaeologist in search of traces from the past.

The project is part of Mass' latest collective project, ‘Where the Flow Ends’, documenting the Severn, the longest and most polluted river in the UK. 

Some of these photos, along with others by the photographers part of Mass, were presented in a 10-day collective exhibition in Hackney, London, and are part of Mass' third zine 'Where the Flow Ends'. To order a copy of the zine please visit Mass' online shop.