Maria Siorba, Blank Verse

Blank Verse

Maria Siorba

Publisher
Départ Pour l'Image
Year
2025
ISBN
978-88-947598-6-0
Specifications
Hardcover with embossing
Metallic copper coloured edges
240 x 270 mm
56 pages
8 colour and 27 black-and-white images plus copper coloured pages
Offset CMYK
Paper: Wibalin Natural Grey, Wibalin Natural Black, Coral Book White and Garda Gloss
Printed in Italy by Grafiche Antiga
English
First edition of 1000 copies

In her debut book, Maria Siorba explores the connections underlying the emotional dynamics of our generation. Photography responds to a secret call that seems to penetrate the meshes of thought like sunlight through a curtain in a dimly lit room. In Blank Verse, the questioning of subjective and relational perspective, with respect to the inaccessibility of any inner phenomenon, takes the form of a silent flow of telepathy exercises, lunar apparitions and magnetic attractions. The copper-coloured surfaces alternating along the entire sequence reveal the metaphysical nature of the exploration of identity, transforming the images into messengers from the underground realm of sensations.

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