Venice, Colors and Words of Silence - Photographic Book

A man, Fabio Accorrà , an incurable travel photographer, and a woman, Elisabetta Rossi , a journalist and writer who studies the language of the Tarot, discuss the complexity of Venice but also of love, solitude, and happiness.

In search of an alternative dimension to a city about which one thinks everything has been photographed and written. Even the unspeakable. "What does your fondest memory smell like? What is the most precious thing you own? What will the Venice of the future be?" are some of the questions that make this story unique and unrepeatable, seeking answers that the reader himself will be encouraged to provide.

A secular dialogue, yet at times tinged with the sacred, that doesn't overlook the most timely ethical issues: the relationship between body and soul, the pursuit of happiness, the value of truth in art and science. Visions and words are at the forefront: the fixity of a spoken photograph that transforms the moment into forever.

The same immobility of butterflies pierced by a pin. Words printed on the book's blank pages like pins holding their flight. In a rebellious, heretical, and surprising confrontation .