Vesper No. 7: Cielo | Sky Graphic an archaeological project in which

an archaeological project in which a fragment is not only a ruin but rather a seed that enables us to test our understanding of new formations

This artist's book takes the form of 5 A3 sheets in a plastic folder

Ayla Hibri is a visual artist with a BA in interior Architecture from the Lebanese Academy of Fine Arts (ALBA) followed by a degree in Photography from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC)

Featuring an essay by Martin Amis and an interview with Viswanathan Anand

Vesper No. 7: Cielo | Sky Graphic an archaeological project in whichIn the book In un volo di storni (In a Flight of Flocks) Giorgio Parisi remarks that gravitational theories arise from things that fall. Speaking of the paintings Gustav Klimt made for the University of Vienna in 1907, Adolf Loos wrote that Klimt has seized the sky and handed it to us. He has grabbed the old sky [] Yet a new sky has been made ready for us, one that has neither a top nor a bottom, where no one has to sit on top of a cloud to avoid