Valerio Berruti. Fino a Zeno. Ediz. multilingue

Hessian, cement, frescos and pixels. The world of Valerio Berruti is as poetic as it is eclectic. His work is light years away from self-celebration; on the contrary, he loves to juxtapose diverse artistic forms of expression, be it music, literature or even cookery.
Collaboration is the word he most loves to use when he tells of his children - even though they are not really children, but rather protagonists of an age in which anything might happen - brought to life with music created by composers or sound designers.
Berruti thinks that's just the way it should be: art has to come looking for you, gently knocking on your door or blowing up in your face, it doesn't really matter. That was also the outlook of the Italian singer-songwriter Lucio Dalla, a great connoisseur and collector of contemporary art, who wanted to put I can fly on the front cover of his last album of previously unpublished material, Angoli nel cielo.