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Andrea Semplici

MaterVenezia

Year of publication: 2026
With photographs by: Andrea Semplici


Synopsis:
Matera and Venice, two cities that at first glance could not seem more different. One of stone, the other of water. One southern, the other Adriatic and Byzantine. Yet there are a thousand threads that hold these places together, and MaterVenezia. Story of two cities reveals them one by one, from beauty to tradition, from the loss of urban spaces to new immigrant communities, passing through little falcons, seagulls, and whale skeletons. With his syncopated and evocative prose, Andrea Semplici investigates places and people, history and environment, opening unexpected scenarios and questioning our way of living (or not living) cities, and the consequences that are already emerging.


Other information:
Series: Mude
Pages: 168
Language: Italian
ISBN: 9791280930293

Biographical notes

Andrea Semplici is a writer, journalist and photographer. Born in Florence, he has lived in Matera for a few years.

He is the author of several travel guides and narratives, including:
Traveling Travellers; Diary of Africa; Ernesto Guevara's untied amphibians; Dancalia, walking on the bottom of a disappeared sea; The island far from the sea; Traveling with Kapuscinski, all published by Terre di mezzo and The lost revolution of poets (2019, Ed. Polaris).

For wetlands he wrote MaterVenezia (2024).

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