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Paschalis Zervas, To Night. Albedo. Pharmacies. (Νυκτός. Albedo. Φαρμακεία.), ed. “alloglotta”, Athens 2011.

artist’s book • pages 72 • 70 numbered copies ISBN 978-960-99385-4-9

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An exhibition of falls: pages 12-13 of To Night. Albedo. Pharmacies. (Νυκτός. Albedo. Φαρμακεία.), ed. “alloglotta”, Athens 2011.

The spread features a study in human locomotion by Eadweard Muybridge (1830–1904). 

artist’s book • pages 72 • 70 numbered copies

ISBN 978-960-99385-4-9

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[wolframgrafik]

Paschalis Zervas, To Night. Albedo. Pharmacies. (Νυκτός. Albedo. Φαρμακεία.), ed. “alloglotta”, Athens 2011.

artist’s book • pages 72 • 70 numbered copies ISBN 978-960-99385-4-9

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[wolframgrafik]

Paschalis Zervas, To Night. Albedo. Pharmacies. (Νυκτός. Albedo. Φαρμακεία.), ed. “alloglotta”, Athens 2011.

artist’s book • pages 72 • 70 numbered copies ISBN 978-960-99385-4-9

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Paschalis Zervas, To Night. Albedo. Pharmacies. (Νυκτός. Albedo. Φαρμακεία.), ed. “alloglotta”, Athens 2011.

artist’s book • pages 72 • 70 numbered copies ISBN 978-960-99385-4-9

REFERENCES:

The stop-motion photographs of Eadweard Muybridge | a frame from Alain Resnais’s film “Night and fog” | the dead soldier from Paolo Uccello’s painting “The battle of San Romano” | a phrase from Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Ecce Homo” | “The Arcadian shepherds” or “Et in Arcadia ego” of Nicolas Poussin | “Oedipus and Sphinx” of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres.

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[wolframgrafik]

Paschalis Zervas, To Night. Albedo. Pharmacies. (Νυκτός. Albedo. Φαρμακεία.), ed. “alloglotta”, Athens 2011. 

artist’s book • pages 72 • 70 numbered copies ISBN 978-960-99385-4-9

REFERENCES: 

The stop-motion photographs of Eadweard Muybridge | a frame from Alain Resnais's film “Night and fog” | the dead soldier from Paolo Uccello's painting “The battle of San Romano” | a phrase from Friedrich Nietzsche's “Ecce Homo” | “The Arcadian shepherds” or “Et in Arcadia ego” of Nicolas Poussin | “Oedipus and Sphinx” of Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres | the photographs taken by Fanis Papachristopoulos during a performance in the streets of Athens