Autoritratto della nostalgia: Un taccuino di appunti, un bozzetto di studi

Emiliano Cribari

Publisher
Seipersei
Year
2025
ISBN
9791281174313
Specifications
Size: 11.5 x 19.5 cm
Cover: on Fedrigoni Sirio Color Foglia 210gsm with flaps of 10cm, print 1/0 black
Interior: 92 pages on woodfree ivory 120gsm, print 1/1 black
Binding: thread-sewn paperback

From the introduction by Corrado Benigni: “In this unpredictable and lightning-fast book, Emiliano, with his sapientia cordis, challenges literary genres with reserved discretion. Poetic-philosophical treatise, midrash, story-essay, logbook - it accepts all these definitions and at the same time transgresses them in a challenge to genres. Putting words and images, photographers and poets in dialogue - from Adams to Wenders, from Lange to Cartier-Bresson, from Cresci to Guidi, from Campana to Bobin - grasping with subtle acumen and empathy the expressive imprint of each, the author accompanies the reader on a journey and micro-journey, real and imaginary, where one may lose oneself without ever getting lost, only to find oneself where one had never been.”

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