David Favrod – GAIJIN OMOIDE POROPORO HIKARI _alt_David Luraschi – Ensemble Draped in repurposed textiles commonly

Draped in repurposed textiles commonly found in Venetian households

Section-sewn debossed softcover

Janet Malcolm

cities and nature

310 × 250 mm

David Favrod – GAIJIN OMOIDE POROPORO HIKARI _alt_David Luraschi – Ensemble Draped in repurposed textiles commonlyBorn in Japan to a Swiss father and a Japanese mother, David Favrod spent his childhood in Switzerland, mainly with his mother, who passed on her principles and culture. This heritage pushed him to ask for the double nationality at the age of 18. Gaijin, which means foreigner in Japanese, is the result of the rejection of this request. A fictional account of the photographers quest for identity, the book is inspired by memories of his travels as well