22 January 2016
i drew a cover for a novel. It was not just a "job" but a pleasure, because IL DONATORE is a novel on the unpredictability of relationships.
It contrasts the different choices by putting them to the test, in the chaos of the city and in the solitude of the mountains. He tells of when a story ends up dying, not even leave the room for a fight. When you imagined the future vanishes, this wobble and the past is questioned. When the only spaces devoid of pain are in a mountain cabin came thanks to a mysterious heritage. And if despite everything you still can laugh about it.
Tonight on Friday 22 January 2016 the author Andrea Pugliese will be present and will be discussed in Via morgagni 41, 3 plan at Roma Room Hotel with Monica Lasaponara, consultant in marketing and communications, who will accompany us in conversation and "humble" author of cover illustration that is me.
An opportunity to talk about changes.
Andrea Pugliese born in Genova lives in Rome, where he works as an expert in local development, social innovation and the labor market. He discovered the power of the stories as a child when his father, who went to work long periods away from home, recorded fairy tales because the listening in the evening before sleep. The voice of 'dad in box' evoked Rodari, the Grimms, Verne and Salgari accompanying him to colorful dreams and adventurous.
Writes as a boy and published his first novel in 2005, "People lost" for HACC Editions, follows "NEO - CONF portrait of the new Maverick" for Castelvecchi Publisher. In 2007 exits for Baldini & Castoldi Dalai Editore "100 Pizzini Bernardo P.". With FBE Edizioni public in 2010 "Paradise is not here anymore," in 2011 "Routes gastroesistenziali an Italian" and more and in 2011 "People from IKEA 'and that' became a play for the Theatre of the Cough of Genoa, brought in tour in Italy and Switzerland. In November 2015 it comes to issues Arabafenice "The Giver" with the cover illustration of Alexander Henry which is also in the group exhibition "Dream So I" in Via Morgagni 41 in Rome at the Roma Room Hotel.
Monica Lasaponara
Marketing and communications consultant, has worked for over ten years for major multinational television. It is a member of Impact Hub Rome, coworking space and events for which care communication, is passionate bookworm.
Alessandro Arrigo was born in Rome, where he lives and works in the world of communication. As an artist he has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions.
It contrasts the different choices by putting them to the test, in the chaos of the city and in the solitude of the mountains. He tells of when a story ends up dying, not even leave the room for a fight. When you imagined the future vanishes, this wobble and the past is questioned. When the only spaces devoid of pain are in a mountain cabin came thanks to a mysterious heritage. And if despite everything you still can laugh about it.
Tonight on Friday 22 January 2016 the author Andrea Pugliese will be present and will be discussed in Via morgagni 41, 3 plan at Roma Room Hotel with Monica Lasaponara, consultant in marketing and communications, who will accompany us in conversation and "humble" author of cover illustration that is me.
An opportunity to talk about changes.
Andrea Pugliese born in Genova lives in Rome, where he works as an expert in local development, social innovation and the labor market. He discovered the power of the stories as a child when his father, who went to work long periods away from home, recorded fairy tales because the listening in the evening before sleep. The voice of 'dad in box' evoked Rodari, the Grimms, Verne and Salgari accompanying him to colorful dreams and adventurous.
Writes as a boy and published his first novel in 2005, "People lost" for HACC Editions, follows "NEO - CONF portrait of the new Maverick" for Castelvecchi Publisher. In 2007 exits for Baldini & Castoldi Dalai Editore "100 Pizzini Bernardo P.". With FBE Edizioni public in 2010 "Paradise is not here anymore," in 2011 "Routes gastroesistenziali an Italian" and more and in 2011 "People from IKEA 'and that' became a play for the Theatre of the Cough of Genoa, brought in tour in Italy and Switzerland. In November 2015 it comes to issues Arabafenice "The Giver" with the cover illustration of Alexander Henry which is also in the group exhibition "Dream So I" in Via Morgagni 41 in Rome at the Roma Room Hotel.
Monica Lasaponara
Marketing and communications consultant, has worked for over ten years for major multinational television. It is a member of Impact Hub Rome, coworking space and events for which care communication, is passionate bookworm.
Alessandro Arrigo was born in Rome, where he lives and works in the world of communication. As an artist he has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions.
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