QUILTING
AUTHOR: Sergio Lombardo
EDITED BY: Simone Zacchini
TEXTS BY: Vincenzo Napolano, Simone Zacchini; con un'INTERVISTA A Sergio Lombardo di Simone Zacchini
SERIES: “le lucciole”; NIC: 02
In his last years, Sergio Lomardo has focused his research on the Stochastic Painting, a method that creates works of art by random algorithms elaborated by the artist.
Size: 13 x 17,7 cm
Pages: 44
Language: Italian
BREATHLESS / LONDON ART NOW
ALBERTO BURRI. IL GRANDE CRETTO DI GIBELLINA
EMILIO SCANAVINO. GENESI DELLE FORME / THE ORIGIN OF SHAPES
Texts by: Cristina Casero, Elisabetta Longari
Curated by: Cristina Casero, Elisabetta Longari
‘I like taking pictures. But I'm not looking for beautiful images, I like going around and portray nature’s skeleton: certain grooves, certain furrows that the centuries have dug into the mountains. The debris that accumulates in the places where our industrial civilisation collects its waste tells me incredible things.’
Size: 26 x 27,5 cm
Pages: 96
BILINGUAL EDITION
Languages: italian / english
JOSEF ALBERS. ANATOMY OF HOMAGE TO THE SQUARE
ETTORE PISTOLETTO OLIVERO | MICHELANGELO PISTOLETTO. FATHER & SON
EDITED BY: Alberto Fiz
CONTRIBUTES BY: Alessandro Bergonzoni, Piero Chiara, Paolo Cognetti, Nicoletta Colombo, Danilo Craveia, Ferruccio De Bortoli, Johnny Dotti, Alberto Fiz, Piercarlo Grimaldi, Paolo Naldini, Grazia Paganelli, Armona Pistoletto, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Massimo Recalcati, Anna Zegna
Size: 26 x 29 cm
Pages: 244
Language: english
ALSO AVAILABLE IN ITALIAN
OLIVO BARBIERI. MOUNTAINS AND PARKS
TEXTS BY: Paolo Cognetti, Alberto Fiz, Daria Jorioz, Giovannibattista Rossi
INTERVIEW TO: Olivo Barbieri
«What has always involved me in photography is the relation between what the eye perceives and the abilities of the medium».
Size: 24,5 x 28,5 cm
Pages: 144
BILINGUAL EDITION
Languages: Italian / French
BURRI. LA FERITA DELLA BELLEZZA
EDITED BY: Massimo Recalcati
TEXTS BY: Aldo Iori, Gianfranco Maraniello, Massimo Recalcati
Starting from the interpretation of the Big Cretto of Gibellina, which represents a white “handkerchief” that covers the ruins of the Valle del Belice city, Massimo Recalcati reads the entire work of Alberto Burri and highlights that the theme of the wound is the unifier of the unending and various research of the artist.
Size: 26 x 27,5 cm
Pages: 108
Language: Italian
