Publisher/Gallimard

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Lettres sur la Lumiere is a collection of works by Paolo Roversi, one of Europe's leading photographers. Roversi has opened up new ground in his studio work, skillfully weaving 8x10 Dierdorf, Polaroid film, natural light and lighting. He has been described as a "painter who creates images of photography," and his works are artistic portraits, nudes, and sometimes interiors. Although they are different from the gorgeous and elegant images of fashion photography of the past, they are fantastical and sometimes mysterious, and they have created a unique world of beauty that seems to reflect the depths of women, which is different from the luxury of the 1980s and the casual of the 1990s. This book is co-written with philosopher Emanuele Coccia. It is written like a correspondence on the theme of "light," and the content is interwoven with Roversi's images. This is a unique book that includes a series of photographs by Roversi, such as Robert Frank, in the exchanges that are sometimes technical, sometimes poetic, and sometimes philosophical. However, although the text is mainly written in French, the illustrations are also substantial. New publication.