Orion
Dublin Core
Title
Orion
Shelfmark - 1017.EXP/ABST.ROQUE
Subject
Other
Description
Orion, Fábio Miguel Roque latest book is a deep personal journey through the artist past months and all that comes out with it. Like building a new constellation, Orion is connected with the artist
revious book — Everything Lay Still. It's seen as a continuation of the same body of work traveling from the past to the present embracing the future.
In this book, he works towards a clear duality between himself as part of na inner territory and the outside world dealing with death, loss, life and love.
The stars have been since the early ages a guidance point and in this series, Roque’s uses this notion as a shield to guide himself. Always remembering to look up to approach life.
On the other hand, the artist worked around the Greek myth of Orion. This giant hunter became blind and by the power of Helios — the God of the Sun, got his vision back. Orion, claimed that he would
kill every animal in the world, but Gaea — the goddess of the Earth — angered by Orion's claims, sent a scorpion to kill him. Upon Orion's demise, Zeus turned him into a constellation with his two
dogs (Canis Minor and Canis Major), along with his killer scorpion.
Regarding, Orion’s myth and making an analogy between this creature and the Photographer — a hunter for images and blinded/healed by the light that comes within.
revious book — Everything Lay Still. It's seen as a continuation of the same body of work traveling from the past to the present embracing the future.
In this book, he works towards a clear duality between himself as part of na inner territory and the outside world dealing with death, loss, life and love.
The stars have been since the early ages a guidance point and in this series, Roque’s uses this notion as a shield to guide himself. Always remembering to look up to approach life.
On the other hand, the artist worked around the Greek myth of Orion. This giant hunter became blind and by the power of Helios — the God of the Sun, got his vision back. Orion, claimed that he would
kill every animal in the world, but Gaea — the goddess of the Earth — angered by Orion's claims, sent a scorpion to kill him. Upon Orion's demise, Zeus turned him into a constellation with his two
dogs (Canis Minor and Canis Major), along with his killer scorpion.
Regarding, Orion’s myth and making an analogy between this creature and the Photographer — a hunter for images and blinded/healed by the light that comes within.
Creator
Fábio Miguel Roque
Publisher
Edition Bessard
Date
2022
Format
Soft Binding, Risograph Printing
Book Item Type Metadata
Dimensions
210 x 297 mm
Number of Pages
36
Edition Size
150
Place of Publication
Paris, France
Designer
Thibault Geffroy
Editor
Edition Bessard
ISBN
978-2-4910522-0-1
Website
https://editionsbessard.com/
URL Link to project
https://editionsbessard.com/product/orion-limited-edition/
Where to buy
https://editionsbessard.com/product/orion-limited-edition/
Collection
Citation
Fábio Miguel Roque, “Orion,” Photo Book Cafe Archive, accessed April 30, 2025, https://www.photobookcafe-archive.co.uk/items/show/1017.