Fiume — Tav. 1 · stampa, tavola a fumetti di Andrea Ferraris — MonferrArte

Fiume - DA TAV.1

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Fiume — Tav. 1 · stampa, tavola a fumetti di Andrea Ferraris — MonferrArte
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Andrea Ferraris
Author’s comics
2025

Fiume - DA TAV.1

Author’s comics

Man and dog understand each other without words — and Ferraris draws it without explaining it. The hills, the dirt roads, the river: this is not a background landscape but a third character, the place that allows these two to be what they are.

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€349
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DigiPaper Fine Art Extra Cotton Textured 320 gsm (100% cotton, matte textured, Italian paper).
12 colors, Canon LUCIA PRO II pigment inks.
Limited edition · Hand-numbered edition of 20
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Year
2025
Series
Location
Vignale Monferrato
Artist
Andrea Ferraris
L'artista

Andrea Ferraris

Tre cose che (forse) non sapete su di me
  1. 01 As a kid, I broke my arm badly playing football. The bone snapped in half, my arm hanging at a right angle. I left the hospital with a bandage over one eye and my arm in a sling. My spirits were crushed.
  2. 02 The first sign that my career would be in publishing came from a small publisher in Marseille that printed porn comics. Since there was no internet, I went looking for references in out-of-town newsstands, wearing fake mustaches and dark glasses.
  3. 03 At 18, to celebrate graduating, I went to Ireland. We stayed a few days drinking beer, sleeping in the car, and wringing water out of the tent. But what really mattered was that we had managed to put our lives on the road.

« “I can’t be impartial. Monferrato was the stage of my childhood—the childhood of summer holidays, fortunate and carefree. Among its gentle hills, combed by rows of Barbera and Grignolino vines, I was happy. Now that I’ve grown up, cultivating a restless spirit in constant motion, it is to Monferrato that I like to return. To feel at home.”  »

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