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“USINA” Story of brave men 2015-01-22

USINA means factory, before 1928 a category of workers build this factory to produce lime stones in

Boukornine mountain. Calligraffiti artist, Inkman felt the need to attend to this location leaving his mark as a tribute.

This factory was officialy start it production in 1928, but now after 87 years, some of the men who work there passed away, leaving their memories and souls inside this factory.

This project is a tribute to this men, where they build their future from the rocks of Boukornine mountain in a city called Hammam lif- Tunisia. A tribute through calligraffiti walls to give them respect for what they did, and to live few memories where the artist’s grandfather worked in the past. Have a look at the wonders that he has managed to create!

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