In a tense social climate, where concepts such as national identity, territorial pride and are increasingly appropriated by radical and exclusionary narratives, the artist’s book Red, Yellow and Blue? proposes as counterpoint an open, collaborative and nuanced space.
Rather than imposing fixed answers, the book brings together the works and thoughts of writers, photographers and illustrators. The publication questions national symbols, forms of belonging, and the visible and invisible boundaries of identity. It serves as a critical and poetic point of view, while also offering a tool for reflecting on how art can mediate relationships between center and periphery, between “us” and “others.”
Contributions from Adrian Maniu, Anca Enache, Flavia Dima, Ion Dumitrescu, Lucian Barbu, Marcho Verhoogt, Nicoleta Moise and Sorina Vazelina.
In a tense social climate, where concepts such as national identity, territorial pride and are increasingly appropriated by radical and exclusionary narratives, the artist’s book Red, Yellow and Blue? proposes as counterpoint an open, collaborative and nuanced space.
Rather than imposing fixed answers, the book brings together the works and thoughts of writers, photographers and illustrators. The publication questions national symbols, forms of belonging, and the visible and invisible boundaries of identity. It serves as a critical and poetic point of view, while also offering a tool for reflecting on how art can mediate relationships between center and periphery, between “us” and “others.”
Contributions from Adrian Maniu, Anca Enache, Flavia Dima, Ion Dumitrescu, Lucian Barbu, Marcho Verhoogt, Nicoleta Moise and Sorina Vazelina.
