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Lost in Transition 5.1 YATH

YATH / LONELY FIRE

by Beppe Caturegli

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About the Book
A lonely fire like a voice with little time left.
A voice that has no choice, that has nothing, not even tomorrow and perhaps not even the afternoon. Tonight may be the last fire.
These sculpture models also burn and although they are a very little thing, it seems that they do not want to become ashes either. Neither do they seem certain of their fate, of their metamorphosis into coal-black matter, very close to the end. Very close to a new beginning.
Author website
https://www.caturegliformica.com
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Additional Categories Architecture, Fine Art
  • Project Option: 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
    # of Pages: 122
  • Isbn
    • Softcover: 9798331017811
  • Publish Date: Sep 23, 2024
  • Language English
  • Keywords symbols, sculptures, formica, beppe caturegli
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About the Creator
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Beppe Caturegli
Milano, Italia

Trained in the cultural milieu of Radical Architecture in Florence, Beppe Caturegli (1957) moved to Milan in 1982, beginning a collaboration with Ettore Sottsass, the Memphis group, and Terrazzo publication. In 1987, with Giovannella Formica (1957-2019), he founded Caturegli Formica Architetti Associati. His travel-inspired anthropological approach to design bridges industry/craft, global/local, and mass-produced/one-off dichotomies. This vision has resulted in a diverse portfolio, spanning architecture, unique carpets, interior design, paintings, industrial design and sculptures. His works are showcased globally at places like the Design Gallery, Nilufar Gallery, Assab One, Antonia Jannone Gallery, 44SPAZIO, 4IMBRIANI in Milano, FABBRICA nel BOSCO Monferrato, Citronne Gallery Athens, Artworx Athens, Céramiques Almadies Dakar and museums, like Deichtorhallen Hamburg, Centre Pompidou Paris, Mino Art Museum Japan, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York and and Triennale di Milano Italy.

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