Publisher/Biblioteca Meltemi

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Photo book "Infinito" by Italian photographer Luigi Gilli. Known as a pioneer of color photography in Italy, Gilli is an artistic photographer who creates realistic and conceptual works characterized by beautiful color schemes and original compositions. In recent years, his popularity has rekindled with the reprinting of his 1978 masterpiece photo book "Kodachrome" and the 2014 publication of "Photo Lectures" by Misuzu Shobo, which summarizes Gilli's lecture records. This book is a large book that summarizes 365 sky image photographs that Gilli took one by one every day for a year in 1974, so to speak, "Sky Diary / Sky Story". The image of "empty" that can never be exactly the same is "Infinite / Infitino". Gilli said: “The significance and legitimacy of photography is found in the impossibility of limiting material society, man and nature. By immersing it, we discover its naturalness and autonomy.” Also written in Japanese.