Alice. Ediz. italiana e inglese
by Pasquini, Alice, Trevi, Emanuele, Trione, Vincenzo, De Simone, Anna Luigia
This volume offers an intimate immersion into the creative world of Roman artist Alice Pasquini, also known as Alicè. Through the curated collection of her notebooks, this volume reveals Alicè’s artistic process and inspirations, providing a unique perspective on her work. From Rome’s Flaminio neighborhood to the streets of cities such as Madrid, Paris, Melbourne and New York, the selected sketches represent an authentic exploration of the daily life, human relationships and places experienced by the artist. In addition to showing Alicè’s original notebooks, the volume includes brief comments by the artist herself, a conversation with Vincenzo Trione, an essay by Emanuele Trevi, and a text on the artist ‘s career written by Anna Luigia De Simone. Offering a direct look at the creative process and the meaning behind each drawing, the volume guides the reader on a unique visual journey through Alicè’s imagination.
- Publishing house Treccani
- Year of publication 2024
- Number of pages 448
- ISBN 9788812008735
- Foreign Rights Irene Pepiciello, rights@treccani.it
- Price 39.00
Pasquini, Alice, Trevi, Emanuele, Trione, Vincenzo, De Simone, Anna Luigia
Alicè, stage name of Alice Pasquini, is an Italian street artist, illustrator and set designer born in Rome in 1980. Internationally recognised in the street art movement, her works range from small stencils on urban furniture to large murals, often using recycled materials. Her artistic research focuses on portraying of women in everyday moments, far from traditional stereotypes. Her works can be found in various cities around the world.
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