A monograph on Italian photographer Luigi Ghirri, published in conjunction with an exhibition at Casa Mutina in Milan. Presented within the dialogue between the tile brand Mutina and contemporary art, Ghirri’s photographs are reintroduced from a new perspective. His images—capturing urban scenes, advertisements, and moments from travel—frame everyday visual fragments through a distinctive and quietly suggestive lens. In the exhibition setting, the combination with tile surfaces creates new ways of seeing, offering a multifaceted experience of his work. Accompanied by texts and testimonies, the book provides insight into the depth and subtlety of Ghirri’s vision.
Pages : 118
Size : 15×21.5cm (hardcover)
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Luigi Ghirri (born 1943) was an Italian photographer and a pioneer in the use of color photography at a time when it was not yet widely recognized. He captured urban landscapes, signs, maps, and everyday fragments with a unique perspective, creating quiet works that move between reality and representation. His way of revealing the familiar world anew continues to have a lasting influence on contemporary photography.
