Il sasso più bello
Once upon a time there was a swampy place where people spent an immutable and dull everyday life. Rocks didn’t bounce on the water surface and children would die out of boredom.
Books written and illustrated to open windows on hidden meanings, to create unpredictable connections between things and people, to shed light on the secrets of our daily lives, invisible to the eye.
Once upon a time there was a swampy place where people spent an immutable and dull everyday life. Rocks didn’t bounce on the water surface and children would die out of boredom.
As far as we know, humans are the only beings on earth to question whom and why they are, about the world, and the things around them.
Once upon a time there was a man who worked so hard and relentlessly that he had left his soul somewhere behind him.
A huge, purple-golden cloud lifts above the sea. What is it? It’s the dust falling off the butterflies wings after a terrible trial has stated they must give it away in the name of profit.
Two boys meet. Two shepherds. They have a lot in common: they walk barefoot, live in a hovel, have brothers. But one of them is strange, mysterious, elusive and sweet. In a word, he is different.
A classic by a great American graphic designer and illustrator, who revolutionized the image and style of Italian publishing in the 1970s: John Alcorn.
A catalog of impossible, comic, surreal, hilarious, amazing, ironic situations. The grace of the paradox of all things which are poetically around our lives, but cannot be grasped.