Antonio Rovaldi, Orizzonti in Italia

Orizzonti in Italia

Antonio Rovaldi

Publisher
Humboldt Books / Museo MAN
Year
2015
ISBN
978-88-908418-3-5
Specifications
Hardback, case binding, dustjacket-poster
16.8 x 24 cm
324 pages
Text by Luca Bertolo, Lorenzo Giusti, Leonardo Passarelli, Pier Luigi Tazzi and Francesco Zanot
Design by Alessandro Costariol
Colour
Italian, English

“I spent more than two months alone on a bicycle, travelling along the perimeter of the Italian peninsula, and then two weeks cycling around Sardinia. I put together hundreds of images of horizons which, day after day, came to form a chromatic stave of seas and skies. Finally, from the confines of my studio, image after image, I pieced back together a fair part of the Italian skyline.” (A.R.) Three years passed between the first journey around the peninsula, over the summer of 2011, and the second journey around Sardinia, in the summer of 2014. This book brings together the photographs that currently make up the work Orizzonte in Italia , starting out from the visual, graphical and theoretical notes that accompanied the artist in his travels.

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