Publisher/Galleria Enrico Fornello

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A collection of works by Italian photographer Luigi Ghirri. Ghirri's lifelong philosophy as a photographer was "Think for images". He was a true artist who admired musician Bob Dylan, admired photographer Walker Evans, and even captivated architect Aldo Rossi and film director Wim Wenders. His illustrations, which are uniquely captured from ordinary life, with vivid coloring and outstanding composition, lead us into a world of imagination. This book was published on the occasion of an exhibition held in 2006, and as the title suggests, is edited with the theme of "architecture". Since the 1980s, Ghirri has been devoted to creating works mainly focused on architecture and landscape photography, and his collaborations with master Aldo Rossi and his photographs of Giorgio Morandi's studio have been highly praised. This is a unique book that explores Ghirri's relationship with architecture, including his works from the 1970s. Despite its small size, it contains 55 illustrations, including photos of Rossi's studio. Edited by the familiar Elena Re.