Dnevnik nevidljivoga

Dnevnik nevidljivoga

Helena Sablić Tomić, Davor Šarić

Literary scholar, university professor, and excellent screamer Helena Sablić Tomić and cameraman, producer, and above all, brilliant photographer Davor Šarić are the authors of the completely unusual book "Diary of the Invisible".

This diary consists of the author's diary entries and the author's photographs, which leave a lasting trace of indelible memories of the (in)visible reality in which they lived for 365 days of the past year.

After reading the manuscript of the diary, Irena Vrkljan wrote: ...and the most beautiful thing is that this diary opens up a desire for words, for writing....both night and day, both cold and warm, speed and stopping - and all this in accordance with the fragments in the photographs, all connected with color, with a sentence, distinctive, personal and never "private".

Editor
Nives Tomašević
Illustrations
Davor Šarić
Dimensions
23 x 23 cm
Pages
390
Publisher
Naklada Ljevak, Zagreb, 2008.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53303-008-1

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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