Count to 1 million using only Numbers in Pictures

Built in 1931, reassembled in 1958 and regenerated in 1982, these orange trams are one of the symbols of Turin, but in these months they will be completely dismantled and replaced by more modern ones. For almost a hundred years they have plowed through the streets of Turin, red-hot by the sun, wet from the rain or drenched in fog. I remember the first time I got on it as a child. I was fascinated by the so ancient design of the seats, the glass and the bells, it felt like I was in a time machine. And I also remember later times, as a kid, as a young man, as an adult. I imagine all the lives that have crowded in there, the elbows, the chats, the arguments. I have a sense of dizziness in thinking about how many people have sat on those rounded seats, and then have gone away forever. In the history of humanity 90 years are few and yet, if I think of the millions of soul fragments embedded there, they seem like a lot to me.