A photobook in the form of a leporello. In 1970 De Dominicis, one of the most elusive artists of the late twentieth century, staged an epic show at the gallery L'Attico in Rome, conceived as a tableau vivant in which the twelve zodiac signs, embodied by inanimate objects, human characters or real animals, faced the public standing in a semicircular formation for five days. Fausto Giaccone, then at the outset of his career, made a unique photo shoot, rediscovered only a few years ago, documenting the exhibition by following the passage of the visitors and of the artist himself through the gallery space.