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Strange Futuristic Metro Station in Naples

August 9, 2015
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There's an art world "down there", but you won't know unless you enter the Naples metro and see for yourself.
I wanted to travel with the metro, but it was closed due to reconstruction work. The art down there was amazing.

My feet were tired and I thought I'd speed up the process of getting home to my hotel (which was Hotel Zara, by the way) in the proximity of the Giuseppe Garibaldi Square.

I just found the Università Station and descended into the "abyss"...


Descending

Descending... looking at the tiles I thought it's the entrance to an underground digital toilet of some sort...

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To my surprise, everything looked new and squeaky clean. I was expecting a descent into a dark filthy tunnel, but to my surprise, things looked a lot prettier "down there".


Naples modern metro station

Cliché shapes. Typical digital kitsch. I hope it doesn't wear off...
What I liked more was on the 3rd photo, down below...

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Obviously, construction was undergoing and therefore - everything looked like new. But, from what I understood - they were restoring the old (already existing) stations.


Modern art at Naples metro station

This might as well be a modern art gallery

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I looked it up to see who renovated the Università Station: Karim Rashid - New York designer (here's the Karim Rashid website).

For more photos of the station, I recommend this link.





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