3:17
Drawings made to illustrate the book 3:17 by Camilo Garzón.
The process of realization was quite interesting, since the author did not want the images to give an account of his words, but rather to start a conversation dislocated between the text and the images. So the drawings in a certain way do not illustrate the book precisely, but accompany, from my own history, the convulsed text that Garzón wrote.
"3:17 proposes an alternative form of narratives (visual-literary) whose theme highlights the tensions that accompany the everyday feeling of a character who through poetic texts describes realities with which anyone living these chaotic worlds could feel identified. The novelty that arises in this proposal is to create an atmosphere of tension between the realistic text, the urban image that is taken from the fanzine and a chromatic approach of nostalgia; creating an aesthetic set that affectively involves the reader."
Texts: Camilo Garzón
Illustrations: Uriel Ladino, Ricardo Muñoz Izquierdo
Art Direction & Design: Jorge Pachón
Format: 17 × 18 cm
Pages: 120 pp., (4/4)
http://moediciones.com/proyectos/
All the drawings are made in ink on paper.
28*21.5 cmts