Paolo Gasparini, Andata e ritorno

Andata e ritorno

Paolo Gasparini

Publisher
RM
Year
2019
ISBN
978-980-7780-06-3
Specifications
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 80
Size: 48 cm x 32 cm /18.8 x 12.5 in
Language: Trilingual (spanish-english-italian)
Print run: 350 numbered and signed copies

This is a special edition, which is numbered and signed by the author.

Paolo Gasparini returns with a new photobook: Andata e ritorno. Undoubtedly, ambitious, it comes in three languages (Italian, Spanish, English), it is a “small” and very personal history of the photobook written by Gasparini himself, designed by Ricardo Báez and with the collaboration of a particular constellation of poets, essayists and translators (Marco Menato, Silvio Mignano, Octavio Armand, Adalber Salas Hernández, Victoria Ballas Armas). The result is a memorable, unique work of its kind. Created in the photographer’s native Gorizia, it was then published by La Cueva publishers in Caracas and printed by Brizzolis in Madrid. Here is his true story.

Alejandro Sebastiani Verlezza, in the sometimes happy Caracas, May 2019.

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