Written and illustrated by Fer Quirarte, Art Self is a collection of 24 stories exploring self-knowledge, personal growth and our relationship with art. Set in different places around the world, each story follows a feathered character whose encounter with a form of artistic expression becomes a way of understanding something about themselves. Through simple narratives and visual metaphors, the book reflects on creativity, identity and the role art can play in how we experience and interpret the world around us.
ISBN 9786072944381
Written and illustrated by Fer Quirarte. Spanish edition of Art Self.
ISBN 9786072945661
Il cane che mangiò la sua ombra, published in Italy by Bibliolibrò, was written and illustrated by Fer Quirarte. It tells the story of a dog who accidentally eats his own shadow and sets out to recover it. Through a visual language of geometric forms, silhouettes and vivid colors, the story explores identity, self-acceptance and the relationship with the parts of ourselves we cannot leave behind.
ISBN 9788899275068
La luz en la sombra, written and illustrated by Fer Quirarte, explores grief through darkness, memory and absence. The book follows the emotional process of loss and the need to give grief its own time. Through a visual and poetic narrative, it reflects on how memories remain present even after someone is gone, and how light can persist within the deepest shadow.
ISBN 978-607-29-4841-9
Capitan Ciuccio, written by Valentina Rizzi and illustrated by Fer Quirarte, was published in Italy by Bibliolibrò. The story follows a young pirate who decides to leave his treasure to his opponents in order to free himself from his pacifier. Quirarte’s illustrations use geometric forms, silhouettes and vivid colors to create a playful visual language that accompanies the story and its sense of adventure.
ISBN 978-88-99275-05-1