Danijel Zezelj's 'Guerra giusta' Published by Eris Edizioni
In 1966, Danijel Zezelj, a Croatian artist from Zagreb, unveiled his latest graphic novel, 'Guerra giusta,' published by Eris Edizioni. This hardcover edition spans 104 pages, is presented in black and white, and retails for 25 euros. It marks Zezelj's eighth project with this publisher. The story centers on two young individuals named Vanja navigating a war-torn environment, delving into themes of survival and decay. Zezelj, who has studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb, divides his time between Brooklyn and Zagreb. The book includes a postface by Marianne Dubacq, and Zezelj's distinctive style has garnered praise from Federico Fellini. It can be purchased on Eris Edizioni's website.
Fatti principali
- Danijel Zezelj was born in Zagreb in 1966.
- Zezelj's new graphic novel 'Guerra giusta' is published by Eris Edizioni.
- The book is a 104-page black-and-white hardcover priced at 25 euros.
- It is Zezelj's eighth collaboration with Eris Edizioni.
- Previous titles include 'Babilon' (2017), 'Cappuccetto Rosso Redux' (2018), 'Days of Hate' (2019), 'Fractalia' (2020), and 'Il capo dei cervi' (2022).
- The story follows two characters named Vanja, a boy and a girl, in a war-torn setting.
- Zezelj studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb and lives between Brooklyn and Zagreb.
- Marianne Dubacq wrote the postface for the volume.
Entità
Artisti
- Danijel Zezelj
- Federico Fellini
- Marianne Dubacq
- Vincent Van Gogh
Istituzioni
- Eris Edizioni
- Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb
Luoghi
- Zagreb
- Croatia
- Brooklyn
- United States
- Turin
- Italy