Nicola Pecoraro - Bad Couples
Published on the Occasion of the Exhibition Bad Couples at fette's gallery, Los Angeles, May 30th – July 5th, 2008
"The book consists of a series of repeated gestures, often neglected and/or obliterated. Hastily drawn expressionistic heads and faces inspired by grotesques, caricatures, cosmic characters, urban nowheres, classical sculptures, and personal experience. Also there are a couple of abstracts obtusely rendered with marker pen, which integrate in the open narrative structure. The aim is to create psychedelic melancholia. I try to keep a balance between the crudely drawn and the more soft stuff, like being on an abandoned traffic island surrounded by lush vegetation." Nicola Pecoraro. Published by Nieves (Zurich).Â
16 Pages, 19.5 x 25.5 cm, softcover, Nieves (Zurich).
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Nicola Pecoraro - Bad Couples
Published on the Occasion of the Exhibition Bad Couples at fette's gallery, Los Angeles, May 30th – July 5th, 2008
"The book consists of a series of repeated gestures, often neglected and/or obliterated. Hastily drawn expressionistic heads and faces inspired by grotesques, caricatures, cosmic characters, urban nowheres, classical sculptures, and personal experience. Also there are a couple of abstracts obtusely rendered with marker pen, which integrate in the open narrative structure. The aim is to create psychedelic melancholia. I try to keep a balance between the crudely drawn and the more soft stuff, like being on an abandoned traffic island surrounded by lush vegetation." Nicola Pecoraro. Published by Nieves (Zurich).Â
16 Pages, 19.5 x 25.5 cm, softcover, Nieves (Zurich).
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Published on the Occasion of the Exhibition Bad Couples at fette's gallery, Los Angeles, May 30th – July 5th, 2008
"The book consists of a series of repeated gestures, often neglected and/or obliterated. Hastily drawn expressionistic heads and faces inspired by grotesques, caricatures, cosmic characters, urban nowheres, classical sculptures, and personal experience. Also there are a couple of abstracts obtusely rendered with marker pen, which integrate in the open narrative structure. The aim is to create psychedelic melancholia. I try to keep a balance between the crudely drawn and the more soft stuff, like being on an abandoned traffic island surrounded by lush vegetation." Nicola Pecoraro. Published by Nieves (Zurich).Â
16 Pages, 19.5 x 25.5 cm, softcover, Nieves (Zurich).
