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Alessio Mamo

A park in the center of Tirana. On the background the minarets of the Namazgjah Mosque, just south the main Skanderbeg square and Bunk'Art 2 museum.

A basketball hoop inside the Bunk’Art 1 museum in Tirana in the room describing the importance of sports in Communist Era in Albania. The bust of former dictator Enver Oxha has been placed inside the hoop for the museum.

One of the soldiers’ rooms with all the tools to prevent enemies explosions or nuclear attacks at the Bunk’Art 1 museum in the outskirts of Tirana.

The tunnel at the main entrance of the Bunk’Art 1 museum which was closed for more than 20 years after the fall of the Communism and that was reopened to access the area and make the museum.

Group of abandoned bunkers near the beach in the peninsula of Cap Rodon.

Bunk’Art 2 museum entrance in the city center of Tirana, is the second of the two anti-nuclear bunkers in Tirana recently transformed into an interactive artistic space.

The National Museum of History in the main Skanderbeg Square in the center of the capital Tirana which was the main protests’ place in 1990-1991 to end the Communist Era.

Bunk’Art 2 museum in the city center of Tirana, is the second of the two anti-nuclear bunkers in Tirana recently transformed into an interactive artistic space.

Mahabodhi Temple, India: The restored Buddhist temple in Bodh Gaya, marks the spot where the Buddha is believed to have attained enlightenment.

Reaching for the glass ceiling, 2.5 million annual visitors spiral up the modern dome capping Berlin’s historic Reichstag, likely the world’s greenest parliament building. With a central cone of mirrors, the dome is a source of natural light and ventilation. It replaced a windowed cupola that was damaged in the Reichstag Fire of 1933 and in WWII.