The ubiquitous Book Day

The ubiquitous Book Day
The ubiquitous Book Day

* The author is part of the community of La Vanguardia readers

In the vast world of artistic expression, creativity finds its maximum expression in the ability to create and give life to suggestive compositions.

Such is the case of this photograph that I have taken for La Vanguardia’s Readers’ Photos, a personal creation where the protagonist falls on a book and a pen, powerful symbols that evoke the transformative power of reading and writing.

In this image, the book and the pen are not just inanimate objects, but bearers of meaning and emotion. The meticulous arrangement of these elements suggests a silent dialogue between the knowledge contained in the pages and the inspiration that emanates from the tip of the pen.

The message I try to convey is that every day should become a celebration of Book Day, where reading becomes an act of discovery and personal enrichment.

The presence of the book, with its pages ajar, invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a world of stories and knowledge, where each written word is a treasure to be discovered.

But we cannot ignore the pen, that sacred instrument that gives voice to our ideas and gives life to our words. In the writer’s hand, the pen becomes a magical artifact capable of weaving stories, expressing emotions and exploring unknown universes. It is the vehicle through which thought materializes on paper, transcending time and space.

This photograph is not only an invitation to aesthetic contemplation, but also to deep reflection on the fundamental role that reading and writing play in our society. They are powerful tools that allow us to expand our horizons, explore new ideas and understand the world around us.


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Every day is Book Day.

Alfonso Fadeuilhe

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