Aliens on Safari, the latest Caterina Davinio's book (poetry and photography)

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ALIENI IN SAFARI / Aliens on Safari (with English translation)
Poetry and Photography
By Caterina Davinio
Publisher: Robin & Sons
pp. 221 - 15 EUR - 2016
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Suggestions from some author's trips to Africa, India, Nepal, South America and Europe. With a Note by David w. Seaman and Preface by Francesco Muzzioli, among the major experts of avant-garde.

Critics:
“The real question is not so much in the relationship between reality and fantasy, which also are interwoven with great pleasure and unusual outcomes; it is rather in the way the elsewhere is seen. [...] India, Africa: the reader will recompose the map and routes. And they will see that the “Equatorial winds” lead back to the origin, and, en passant, also to the personal one of the places of life and experience. But what really matters, though, is the transformation of the mind”. (Francesco Muzzioli)
"This safari is conducted by the most humble means: we imagine buses, rickshaws, endless pathways sandal-footed. This leads her to write poetry that comes together in shreds of words and phrases that straggle down the page like stumbling, dedicated pilgrims to meaning. She adds photographs, black and white images that seem to reveal the intimate life of the countries she visits" (David W. Seaman)
Caterina Davinio (Born in Foggia, 1957): after graduating in Italian Literature, she has worked in the field of new media with exhibitions, meetings and as a curator, in Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia, including seven editions of the Venice Biennale and collateral events, the Biennials of Sydney, Lyon, Athens, Merida, Liverpool, Hong Kong and many others. She is one of the pioneers of digital poetry and the founder of net-poetry in Italy. Among her publications are three novels: Color Color (1998), The Sofa on the Rails (2013), Sensibìlia (2015); non-fiction: Techno-Poetry and Virtual Realities (2002) and Virtual Mercury House, about electronic poetry (2011); and the award-winning books of poetry: Serial Phenomenologies (2010), The Book of Opium (2012), Waiting for the End of the World (2012), and Deplorable Facts (2015), and Rumors & motors (2016, digital poetry).