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1 volume (unpaged) : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm.
This book addresses the history of hydrogeological events in the Dolomite mountains and, more broadly, how our cultural memories of such incidents are shaped. The publication explores how human habitation persists in locations that have established patterns of landslides, floods and other such possible catastrophes. The work comprises a blend of research and archival images, texts and recent photographs woven together to address the themes of Destruction, Protection, Experience and Resilience in areas with centuries-long cycles of human vulnerability in the face of natural disasters. Are They Rocks or Clouds balances information, history and visual pleasure as the reader is asked to confront the risks we take, as humans, in our effort to live comfortably while also pushing the limits of how we interact with the natural world.
Marina Caneve ; [essays, Annibale Salsa, Emiliano Oddone, Taco Hidde Bakker].