Crowdfunding for Lazarus art book
Lazarus Taxon ( http://www.lazarustaxonbook.com) is an art book introducing a photo series taken by French photographer based in Malta, Arnaud Grigio, which explores the traditional and forgotten beautiful workshops of Malta, with an introduction in English and Maltese written by Konrad Buhagiar.
Lazarus Taxon needs your help to give a superb homage to the great craftsmen and their workshops in Malta.
Photographer Arnaud Griggio and architect Konrad Buhagiar are willing to crowdfund a book on these fading traditional crafts.
“From a photographic approach, these workshops are full of this Maltese spirit: an organized chaos colourful, full of details, mixing all textures in the same place, every square metre tells us a story.”
Please support the project here: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/lazarus-taxon#
This book is to be printed as a a superb complete photo book in both Maltese and English to present the context and the social aspect and importance of the subject.
- May 5, 2016 No comments Posted in: Education Tags: Arnaud Grigio, Konrad Buhagiar, Lazarus Taxon, art book, crowdfunding
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