THE TEMPEST

THE TEMPESTArt Theater. Fotokino, 2024. Paperback, full color, 64 pages. 11. 4"x8. 3" From the press: Rather than simply illustrating William Shakespeares The Tempest, Jess Cisneros offers us a personal, poetic vision of the text through which we hear the voice of the character Ariel. Using the myriad possibilities drawing offers, his universe is one where visible and invisible, reality and dream, intermingle. In the process, the Spanish artist reinvents the

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