Francesco Sembolini’s “Almost Real”

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“Almost Real”is the debut book of the Italian street photographer Francesco Sembolini, with an introduction by Richard Bram. The 160 colourful images represent the three dimensions of reality with an intense graphic awareness. Sembolini’s images often blur the line between reality and fiction, reminding us of one of the fundamental principles of photography. Though his photographs are taken directly from real life, they are not a mere representation of reality. Instead, his careful placement of the elements of everyday life within the frame, transforms them into a new reality that is at both familiar and surreal.

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Edition Details
Digitally signed
Exclusive limited edition
Published by Eyeshot, 2024
Hardcover, 21×27 cm
160 pages
Designed and made in Italy
Edited by Marco Savarese
Foreword by Richard Bram

Additional Information
“Almost Real” comes in two different limited-editions: White Edition and Black Edition. The Black Edition features one unique Fine Art Photograph (30×20 cm) that has never been printed for sales before, and exclusively available through the purchasing of the book only.

Francesco Semboliniis an Italian street photographer based in Perugia, Italy. He is known for his humorous style. Often the principal subject of the photographs of Francesco Sembolini is colour itself, in planes, in shapes, in sections carefully composed within the photographic rectangle.

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