The first day of good weather
by Vittorio Mortarotti
Photographs: Vittorio Mortarotti
Publisher: Skinnerboox
80 pages
Year: 2015
ISBN: 9788894134100
Comments: Softcover, first limited edition of 500, 24 x 30 cm
My brother died in a car accident in 1999.
His last girlfriend, Kaori, was Japanese. She kept on writing
and sending photos for months after the accident.
The search for Kaori led me to Fukushima and the tsunami area,
working as a pretext to look for stories of loss and reconstruction across Japan.
- Vittorio Mortarotti
“The First Day of Good Weather” is an exceptional book project. Mortarotti possesses a visual acuity that he uses to great effect, evoking a set of emotions in a sequence of images that deploys the opacity of photography (the counterpoint of its claim to truth). The book itself is very beautiful assembled. The printing and layout are especially strong.
- Lucy Moore
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The first day of good weather
by Vittorio Mortarotti
Photographs: Vittorio Mortarotti
Publisher: Skinnerboox
80 pages
Year: 2015
ISBN: 9788894134100
Comments: Softcover, first limited edition of 500, 24 x 30 cm
My brother died in a car accident in 1999.
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The search for Kaori led me to Fukushima and the tsunami area,
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“The First Day of Good Weather” is an exceptional book project. Mortarotti possesses a visual acuity that he uses to great effect, evoking a set of emotions in a sequence of images that deploys the opacity of photography (the counterpoint of its claim to truth). The book itself is very beautiful assembled. The printing and layout are especially strong.
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- Vittorio Mortarotti
“The First Day of Good Weather” is an exceptional book project. Mortarotti possesses a visual acuity that he uses to great effect, evoking a set of emotions in a sequence of images that deploys the opacity of photography (the counterpoint of its claim to truth). The book itself is very beautiful assembled. The printing and layout are especially strong.
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