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Presentation by studiofaganel:
[Google translation from Italian]
" In How to Destroy Everything, Marzocchi includes a group of photographs found after he accidentally formatted his phone. The project starts from this well-defined and limited archive, which refers to the last 3 years of his life. In these found images, people, moments, places, situations no longer exist, they are all gone.
How to Destroy Everything initially converged in a zine in digital format - which can be downloaded from the Marzocchi website - and later in a printed version published by studiofaganel editore.
For Marzocchi, the zine-making process, in general book-making, seems to be the ideal way to tell a story, to create a specific space-time context. It is still for the author a space for reflection, exchange and for the formulation of questions.
How to Destroy Everything is a project that talks about these confused and dramatic times in which we live, in which chaos is supreme and there is no logic capable of controlling it and the only thing left to do seems to accept it. Through these photographs of his, Marzocchi also wants to tell us that, among these explosions of chaos, we can still experience moments of illumination and lightness, of simple poetry.
« We live in a reality in which it is difficult to distinguish the glimmer of a dawn from the glare of an explosion. »
-- Marco Marzocchi "
Text in English.
92 pages - Softcover in plastic pouch
studiofaganel, 2020 (100 copies)
Format : 14.8 x 21 cm
*Signed & Numbered*
New - Mint condition
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