• In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
  • In the doldrums - Singular Papers
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In the doldrums

In the doldrums

Paolo Gamerro & Sergio Caruso

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In the doldrums is a short comic closer to a video clip than to a story. Few scenes, very few sentences (always the same) and a single two-dimensional character who "fights" to get out of a dark stasis (or so it seems). A self-destructive punk rock background links the surreal and ramshackle progression of the scenes that do not give life to a story, but to a strange black bubble of ink and chaos.
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Country — Czech Republic

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About — I was born in 1975 and grew up in an analog world until 1994 when I got my first computer. With drawing, I express my urgency to communicate with a precise and essential line. I think about the subject for a long time, then I start drawing straight away. Production times are very short, sometimes a few minutes. I aim at the immediate translation of creative thought, at synthesis as free of filters as possible.

I am trying to pursue free expression. Coming from everyday life feelings to the images I produce.

I selected a very specific range of tools and colours I could use in order to get to a specific style that I called "brutalist". Coming after the architect movement I am looking for the boundaries of this style and what I can do with it: video, clothing, paintings, comics, book, aiming to continuous research.