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"Preganziol 1983" is a photobook by Guido Guidi, one of Italy's leading photographers. Guidi has been active since the 1970s, along with Luigi Ghiri, who is very popular in Japan and continues to be reevaluated in recent years. If there is an American style built by masters such as Walker Evans, Robert Frank, and Lee Friedlander, Ghiri and Guidi have created a unique Italian style that is different from that of America, Britain, and France. They view their subjects in a "design-like" way, and their illustrations and pagination are based on various fundamental, essential, and multi-layered thoughts that could be called "architectural thinking," as well as their sharp sensibility for color. This book is a collection of Guidi's works that show the expression of a certain space through the passage of time, and the resulting changes in light and materials in a sequence. Limited to 1,000 copies. Includes edition number.