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Antonio MarrasNulla dies sine linea: Life, Diaries and Notes of a Restless Man
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A window into the visionary world of the international stylist
The visionary world of the international stylist, highlighting the emotion-driven and intellectual signs that marked important stages in his life. Antonio Marras, known as "the most intellectual of Italian stylists," is renowned above all for creating fusions of the worlds in the creative universe, from cinema to poetry to history and visual art. This last is in fact the focus of Nulla Dies Sine Linea. Marras stands at the center of a poetic universe comprising different languages, oscillating among digressions from one material to another, from one technique to another, and from one expressive form to another.
This volume presents a series of new and previously seen installations and hundreds of drawings, sketches, and snippets that Marras has created over the years during his innumerable travels. The monograph also includes contributions by poets, musicians, writers, artists, intellectuals, and journalists, thereby highlighting just how much Marras considers relations as poetic elements and part of his solitary course.
Format: Hardback
Published: 2017
Pages: 271
Publisher: Skira
ISBN: 9788857234823
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