Alan Eglinton, Only the fires say

Only the fires say

Alan Eglinton

Publisher
Poursuite Éditions
Year
2018
ISBN
978-2-490140-02-2
Specifications
Soft cover with 2 flaps
21 x 27.5 cm
64 pages

Through a methodical sequencing, Only the fires say forms a visual and perceptual story The assonant and dissonant impressions (hot and cold, full and void, slow and fast) are prompted by subtle transitions, each image being “read” in the light of its predecessor. The idea of combustion is suggested in the work’s very first image. It therefore introduces a leitmotiv that runs throughout the book, the fires announcing the end of a season.

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