Catalogue of Things I've Touched libro a chronology

a chronology

The volume includes critical essays

and small models made using improbable materials like soap bubbles and ropes that tell the story of the engineer Sergio Musumeci’s visionary ideas

The result is a choral reading that describes the cultural vitality and polycentrism of Italy from the late 1960s to the early 1980s

the volume charts a new map of contemporary Italian art

Catalogue of Things I've Touched libro a chronologyCatalogue of Things Ive Touched is an artists book conceived and created by Adelaide Cioni, inviting the reader to enter into her creative process. Entirely made of scans, the book offers a unique perspective on the artists relationship with fabric: notes, sketches, drawings and personal annotations, combined with scraps of fabric and canvas, come to life on the page, giving rise to ever changing shapes and combinations. A short introductory text