Publisher/Siglo XXI

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A photo book of Paolo Gasparini, a photographer based in South America (English translation: To See You More Clearly, Latin America). Born in Italy and based in Venezuela, Gasparini continues to photograph the reality of Latin America, mainly in Venezuela, Mexico and Cuba since the 1960s, from a journalistic perspective and an outstanding artistic perspective. A rare photographer. He has published masterpiece photo books such as "Retromundo (1986)" and "Megalopolis (2000)". This book is one of them, and is a reprint of the photo book published in 1972 in a limited edition of 4,000 copies. Numerous confusions, conflicts and contradictions in South American countries under the idealistic conflict of capitalism and socialism are boldly and powerfully expressed through the people of the city, signboards, graffiti, etc. A work in which you can feel the definite gaze to look at things, the expressive power to aesthetically compose an extreme composition, and the human power to capture people with warm affection. The graphically expressed book design is also excellent, and it is a masterpiece that makes its name in the history of Latin American photography. (Published in Parr & Badger / Vol.II)