VERI, ORANGINA & APÉROL SPRITZ
SOFíA PARíS & ANDREU DE PEDRO
Images & texts : Sofia Paris et Andreu de Pedro
Size : 19x27 cm, à la française
176 pages
Integra binding, sewn, square back, Moleskine model
Language : French / English
Price : €39
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VERI, ORANGINA & APEROL SPRITZ
SOFíA PARíS & ANDREU DE PEDRO
This book is the fruit of a collaboration between two young Spanish artists, Sofía París and Andreu de Pedro. It embodies the temporal image of a Mediterranean summer.
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