Description
METRONOM
Book summary
Metronom is a poetic work that explores the connection between the human body, art, and movement. Through a sensitive and profound gaze, the reader discovers how emotions are translated into harmony and rhythm, establishing a dialogue between poetry and the visual arts. A book that invites reflection on the beauty of artistic creation.
What is it about?
The work takes as its starting point the ability of artist Rosa Gelpí to capture human emotions through the movement of bodies. In her enamels on copper, drawings on paper and wood, or enamels attached to sea stones, a common thread emerges that guides the reader beyond the concreteness of forms and the explosions of natural phenomena. This thread is the way the artist portrays musicians immersed in the sounds they create themselves with their instruments, turning rhythm and music into a poetic and visual experience.
Main themes
- The relationship between bodily movement and artistic expression
- Music as a source of inspiration and emotional connection
- The fusion of poetry with the visual arts (enamel, drawing, stone)
- The search for harmony through creation
Who is it recommended for?
This book is recommended for lovers of contemporary poetry who are looking for a work that transcends the written word and connects with other artistic disciplines. It is also ideal for readers interested in the intersection between visual art and literature, as well as for those who wish to explore the inspiration that music and movement can generate in poetic creation.
What this book contributes
- A poetic experience that integrates rhythm and harmony as central elements of creation
- A reflection on how art can capture and transmit human emotions through movement
- A unique vision of the connection between poetry and the visual arts, especially enamel and drawing
- An invitation to discover beauty in the details of artistic and musical creation
Technical specifications
- Author: CERVERA NOGUES, JORDI
- Publisher: COSSETANIA
- Language: Cat
- Subject: POETRY
- Collection: SINALEFA
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: February 2006
- Number of pages: 64
- Weight: 122 g
Editorial review
Metronom is a singular poetic proposal that dialogues with the visual work of Rosa Gelpí, offering a reading experience that goes beyond the word. Its brevity (64 pages) makes it an accessible work, ideal for those seeking an approach to poetry from an interdisciplinary perspective. Recommended for readers interested in contemporary Catalan poetry and in the relationship between literature and the visual arts.