Pluja, de Vermicelli

Brossa hung sheets of paper outside in the in the rain. He later folded the dried and wrinkled pages and bound them with blue paper.
The edible version consists of sheets of sheets of vermicelli paper individually soaked and hung to dry. The cover is colored with red cabbage and baking soda. [International Edible Book Festival, local edition]
Escif: Valencia as canvas.

Recent Escif via unurth. In reaction to Educación para la ciudadanía.
Related Escif.
Selections from lots 2, 10, 14 and 26.

Neolithic stone battle axes (boat-shaped)
From Sotheby’s: A Cabinet of Curiosities: the Property of The Lord McAlpine of West Green.
El valor del libro inútil: The value of the useless book
From the creator of El Naufraguito, a letter-press edition of 81 published in 1983.







