Cover, Artist's archive, image source: Private

Work Description

In these pages, objects that symbolise freedom, movement, the possible crossing of the planet, but also exiles and exoduses, figures of crisis and war here dance alone, escaping pigeonholing and stigma, relaunching possible associations but ones not dependent on the observer.

Publisher Note

Riccardo Miotto (b. 1982 in Treviso; lives and works between Treviso and Venice) studied architecture at the Iuav University of Venice. He participated in the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale and his graphic work deals with built structures. His graphic gestures are overtly two-dimensional and emphasize how the form created in the mind’s eye is only possible and present when an imaginary tension is generated. Miotto’s Tents tell of a hypothetical land, imaginary yet plausible, one that viewers might fall into, like a sinkhole of unfathomable depths. A space in-between, full of matter.
Tents is Miotto’s first artist book. The essay is written by Sara Marini.

Publisher
Release Place Berlin, Germany
Edition 1st edition
Release Date 2022
Credits
Writer: Sara Marini
Designer: Federico Barbon
Artist: Riccardo Miotto
Printrun 500
Identifiers
ISBN-13: 978-3-95476-505-8
Original Price 25.00 EUR
Work  
Subform Artist Book
Topics Architecture, Tents
Methods Painting
Language English, Italian
Format Softcover
Dimensions 23.0 × 27.0 × 0.6 cm
Weight 320 gram
Pages 64, paginated
Content Numerous color drawings
Technique Color Offset