With a light and exact result, the book by Óscar Blasco Lázaro contains a final story, in the form of a pop-up, the result of a commission designed by Plego. The design of this drop-down can be visualized when opening the book, where a tree emerges from inside an abandoned house.
The short stories are grouped into five chapters (Plants, Animals, Men, Cities, and Fields), each of them with twelve units and three parts per chapter. To end as a compilation with a final chapter called Organism.
The short stories are grouped into five chapters (Plants, Animals, Men, Cities, and Fields), each of them with twelve units and three parts per chapter. To end as a compilation with a final chapter called Organism.
"Thus, the book is the photograph of a moment in the life of this organism, shaped like a tree, which, installed in my house, feeds on my time and my memory."
Óscar Blasco Lázaro.
The simple-looking stories have a background that goes far beyond a simple clarification of the context. The protagonists of each story, whether beings or objects, invite careful reflection.
