Description

A scribe of modern times, Luigi Serafini, withdrew himself from the world for three years for the calligraphy and illumination of an astonishing codex. This Italian graphic designer composed a superb book of 400 pages in the form of an encyclopaedic dictionary. Its peculiarity lies in the fact that nobody is able to read it, they can simply look at it and admire it. The evoked topics are: gardening, anatomy, mathematics, geometry, hairstyles, cards, flying machines, transport, chemical analyses, labyrinths, Babel, costumes, foods...