Bruno Innocenti is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Bruno Innocenti carried a camera everywhere, not just to take pictures but to steal moments. He shot street life in 1960s Florence, market stalls, kids kicking balls, old men playing cards, so quietly you almost miss the humor in their sideways glances. One photo shows a woman balancing two baskets on her head while a scooter zips past; the blur makes the whole scene feel alive.

His pictures belong in Gallery Tiles because they’re like postcards from a city that never froze in time, find the untitled one from the bundle and you’ll see what he meant by “here, right now.”