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- Artist: Matteo Cremonesi
- Additional Contributor: Giovanna Manzotti (essay); Elisa Testori (translation); Vashti Ali (proofreading)
- Designer: Federico Barbon
- Editor: Federico Barbon, Matteo Cremonesi, Andrea Scarabelli
- Imprint: Yes I am Writing A Book
- Printer: Longo AG, Bolzano – Bozen, Italy
- Publication date and place: 19 May 2017 / Milan, Italy
- Edition: 500
- Format, binding: Softcover / sewn binding
- Size: 14.8 x 20 cm
- Number of pages and images: 84 pages / 43 images
- Type of printing and paper: Offset / Profibulk 1.1 300 g/m², 115 g/m²
- Retail price: €15 (normal edition) / €30 (special edition)
Book description:Sculpture/Printer_Office, the first book by Matteo Cremonesi, explores the formal and aesthetic potentialities intrinsic to an object belonging to our daily contemporary habitat. The subject of this last series, a classic Ricoh printer photographed for six months consecutively, is analysed in a cycle of forty-three shots focusing on the repetition of formal close-ups, details and profiles. Following a rhythmical and compositional sequence, the images are the result of a long-time interaction with the element, whose surface - as a sensitive skin - is the place where the gaze opens to encounter and contemplate.