ERA MARE -
BY MATTEO DE MAYDA
un progetto di | a project by
Matteo de Mayda
bruno (Andrea Codolo e Giacomo Covacich)
Francesca Seravalle
Ideazione e grafica | Concept and design
bruno, Venezia
Immagini | Images
© Matteo de Mayda / Contrasto
Testo | Text
© Francesca Seravalle
Carta | Paper
Fedrigoni X-Per White, Materica Acqua
Stampato da | Printed by
Grafiche Veneziane, Venezia
On the night of 12 November 2019, the tide in Venice reached 187 cm above the mean sea level. An exceptional event that submerged the streets and flooded nearly every ground floor.
We decided to avoid an aggressive chronicle of the damage to respect the people who were affected, so as to show the hanging, fragile atmosphere of Venice, its lagoon and the Venetians. Accompanying the pictures, a text that shows an uncertain and dystopic imaginary and invites us to reflect on the future of the city.
The proceeds will be donated to Do.Ve cultural association, a network of commercial activities and private citizens involved in the preservation and valorization of a large area of the Dorsoduro district. The association commits to use the raised funds to help these realities get back up again.
Era Mare
13,5×11,5 cm (13,5×23 cm)
24 pagine | pages
Stampa Offset | Offset printing
Italiano | English
Esaurito | Sold out
Reviewed by
Internazionale
IL Magazine VICE (.it)
Frizzi Frizzi
La Nuova Venezia
La Tribuna di Treviso
Rivista Studio
Artribune
Zero (Venezia)
Vogue
Exibart
Vita
Collater.al
Sky Arte
Il Giornale di Brescia
VICE (.com)
The Post
Internazionale
Yourpictureditor
Rolling Stone
un progetto di | a project by
Matteo de Mayda
bruno (Andrea Codolo e Giacomo Covacich)
Francesca Seravalle
Ideazione e grafica | Concept and design
bruno, Venezia
Immagini | Images
© Matteo de Mayda / Contrasto
Testo | Text
© Francesca Seravalle
Carta | Paper
Fedrigoni X-Per White, Materica Acqua
Stampato da | Printed by
Grafiche Veneziane, Venezia
On the night of 12 November 2019, the tide in Venice reached 187 cm above the mean sea level. An exceptional event that submerged the streets and flooded nearly every ground floor.
We decided to avoid an aggressive chronicle of the damage to respect the people who were affected, so as to show the hanging, fragile atmosphere of Venice, its lagoon and the Venetians. Accompanying the pictures, a text that shows an uncertain and dystopic imaginary and invites us to reflect on the future of the city.
The proceeds will be donated to Do.Ve cultural association, a network of commercial activities and private citizens involved in the preservation and valorization of a large area of the Dorsoduro district. The association commits to use the raised funds to help these realities get back up again.
Era Mare
13,5×11,5 cm (13,5×23 cm)
24 pagine | pages
Stampa Offset | Offset printing
Italiano | English
Esaurito | Sold out
Reviewed by
Internazionale
IL Magazine VICE (.it)
Frizzi Frizzi
La Nuova Venezia
La Tribuna di Treviso
Rivista Studio
Artribune
Zero (Venezia)
Vogue
Exibart
Vita
Collater.al
Sky Arte
Il Giornale di Brescia
VICE (.com)
The Post
Internazionale
Yourpictureditor
Rolling Stone