Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin

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Giulia Ferla – Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin

Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin presents an unconventional way to discover  a city and to look at it. We choose to validate our life experiences through pictures that  disconnect us from reality and urge us to look for whatever passes as picturesque. My  reflections are based on the work of five important thinkers and are presented in an  experimental and purposefully provocative form, using the page as a support and a pacing  tool. My own writings and the analogue photos I took during my visits to Berlin give a  personal insight into this very symbolic city. All this situates human consciousness in space and time.

Diploma project (2019) by Giulia Ferla

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Editorial

Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin presents an unconventional way to discover a city and to look at it. We choose to validate our life experiences through pictures that disconnect us from reality and urge us to look for whatever passes as picturesque. My reflections are based on the work of five important thinkers and are presented in an experimental and purposefully provocative form, using the page as a support and a pacing tool. My own writings and the analogue photos I took during my visits to Berlin give a personal insight into this very symbolic city.

All this situates human consciousness in space and time.

Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla
Ordinaire singulier, antiguide de Berlin – Giulia Ferla

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