Nanina’s Adventures are divided in eight books arranged in series made in three years in the artist’s study. (2011 – 2013)
NANINA COVERS HER FACE
- Book: 504 mm x 330 mm
- Lithographies: 465 mm x 285 mm
- Pages: 3
THE RHINOCEROS AND NANINA
- Book: 330 mm x 240 mm
- Lithographies: 285 mm x 215 mm
- Pages: 4
NANINA DRINKS THE MONTHS
The tree man sheds its trunk, and from its entrails shoots a stem that in an instant becomes Rosa Abril – See, has life, has soul. Naniná understands. He puts on his cap and sets off towards the setting sun.
- Book: 450 mm x 290 mm
- Lithographies: 450 mm x 287 mm
- Pages: 7
BLUE
From the heights he watched as the astonished serpent watched his bravery succeeded, Siosi realized when he jumped to catch up.”
Japanese paper, one of them with chine collé and others illuminated.
- Book: 605 mm x 460 mm
- Lithographies: 600 mm x 445 mm
- Pages: 1
WEIGHT AND LOAD
Lithographies + woodcut on Japanese paper.
- Book: 245 mm x 218 mm
- Lithographies with woodcuts: 610 mm x 450 mm
- Pages: 2
NANINA’S SPIRAL
Nanina was feeling how, little by little, her body leviated and aimlessly, was beginning to more. So big was the emotion that she felt she was shaking her wings stronger. Her body begin to spin around in the shape of a spiral. Such was the reached speed that she vanished, leaving behind the red track of her pain.”
- Book: 157 mm x 230 mm
- Litographies: 148 mm x 148 mm
- Pages: 5
THE FLIGHT OF NANINA
One day, Siosí told her: — Why are you still here, aren’t you into reaching the horizon? — yes, but my wing will make me fall to the space. Siosí started telling her the adventures she had lived, the beautiful corners he had met… and as she was staring at him, she saw in his eyes the sparkle of everything she desired.
Without noticing, she infolded, shaked and discovered that they were strong and beautiful, understanding that fear made her look atrophied.
Her friends showed her the way fowards the horizon and she begun to fly safe, leaning the burden of her fears.”
- Book: 280 mm x 230 mm
- Litographies: 275 mm x 227 mm
- Pages: 5
SIOSÍ DREAMT
She was dressed in alfalfa, he looked at her and in his dream he ran towards her but as he wanted to reach her she became a cloud.
He woke up. Awake he wanted to live his dream, to come back to her to reach her but, with the attempt, he came back to sleep awake, staying in an everlasting coma, where he stopped living awake forever.”
- Book: 605 mm x 460 mm
- Litographies: 600 mm x 445 mm
- Pages: 3