"Nicola Nunziata investigates the work of Italian photographer Ando Gilardi (1921–2012) by focusing on the places and workspaces created and inhabited by him. Gilardi is recognised as one of the most eclectic and original figures in the history of Italian photography. The National Historical Photo Library, which he founded in 1959, hosts approximately 500,000 images and represents a pioneering archive on the uses and social functions of photography. Nunziata’s project consists of an index of photographic materials, personal artefacts, and archival materials, and is presented in a folder as an unbound book and a work in progress."
Please note: this book has 4 different color covers and will be selected randomly.
