by Mark Strand · LUMEN · tapa dura · ISBN 9788426416476
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In this essay, Mark Strand explores the work of the iconic painter Edward Hopper, known for his depictions of solitude and alienation in modern life. Strand, with his keen observational and exegetical skills, invites us to immerse ourselves in the desolate scenes and interiors stripped of humanity that characterize Hopper's plastic universe. Through his reflections, Strand guides us to the origin of the hypnotic mystery that lies in the artist's canvases, offering a profound exegesis of his work.
