Vaste Programme, How to make jam

How to make jam

Vaste Programme

Publisher
Witty Books
Year
2023
ISBN
9791280177346
Specifications
Hardcover
14 x 19 cm
144 pages
Design by Studio Grand Hotel
Text by Francesca Cirilli, Beatrice Zanelli
Project winner of the public contest "Strategia Fotografia 2022", promoted by the Direzione Generale Creatività Contemporanea of the Italian Ministry of Culture

If the house is the place of soul and memory, what happens when it crumbles? Presence and memory, time and decay, reversals of sense and approach are the main pillars of the research that Vaste Programme developed starting from two abandoned mansions. A metaphorical visual and textual reflection on the passing of time that consumes and alters everything, with Come si fa la marmellata the artists invite us, with the lightness and the depth which characterizes their work, to change our approach with reality. Without denying facts, they look for creative and playful solutions to face the passing of time and its consequences. If time and bushes invade and destroy the houses, at least blackberries can be used to make jam...

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