Tram!
Wheels slide on tracks, a long arm hooks it to the sky: so the cable car zips through the streets. It hangs downtown, high-end shops, decorated streets, but it also roams around the park, in the market area, in the most colourful squares.But what do cable cars dream?
The cable car goes through the city. It is its heart, its soul, its movement. Its passing by never goes unnoticed, with its rowdy and gentle clank on the streets. It welcomes and carries the most different people, weaving a close network of relations.
A book to shed a new light on the urban geography and people, creating an unusual and surprising point of view, observing the city through and around a cable car.
Ilaria Cairoli (Monza, 1984) lavora a Milano come bibliotecaria. Ha studiato storia e letteratura, approfondendo poi i temi della promozione alla lettura e della comunicazione visiva. Spesso osserva l’umanità, cercando di capire anche qualcosa di sé.
Alberto Casagrande (Soave, 1987) vive e lavora a Milano come grafico e illustratore. Indaga da sempre il significato delle parole, predilige le forme semplici ed è appassionato di tipografia.
