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FICTION
WINNER
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Rouergue
ÃâÇ° ±¹°¡ : France
Á¦¸ñ : L¡¯OISEAU BLANC
±Û : Alex Cousseau
±×¸² : Charles Dutertre
What the Jury said:
Friendship between two men a French airman and an American Indian whose dreams and aspirations are closer than the geographical distance that separates them. For both, the blue desert of the ocean and the vast blue of the sky signify their common dream: to fly. A recurrent theme in children¡¯s literature, aviation is here given a new narrative that weaves together real events in the story of man¡¯s attempts to fly with a poetic homage to human affinity. While Europe, aptly overshadowed in black, is still enveloped in the First World War, America is depicted in traditional Native American colours. The illustrations are an arresting narrative in themselves, combining Bauhaus geometries with unexpected colour schemes and a meticulous array of textures that although reminiscent of Modernism, create their own visual universe: a world of aeroplanes and wild horses, of national frontiers that lie like scars on the land, but also of men who meet and recognize their mutual dreams without having to say a word.
SPECIAL MENTION 1
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Editorial Libre Albedrío
ÃâÇ°±¹°¡ : Spain
ÀÛÇ°¸í : DOS CAMINOS
±Û, ±×¸² : Raúl Guridi
What the Jury said:
A sensitive tribute journeys, metaphorsfor life with its unforeseeable twists and bends, diversions and accelerationsbut especially the chance meetings along the way. Two characters traveldifferent paths - strongly coloured lines against a light coloured backgrounddotted with minimalist landscapes – until they meet on the same page. It isthese meetings the book tells us that make life so extraordinary.
SPECIAL MENTION 2
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Etana Editions
ÃâÇ° ±¹°¡ : Finland
Á¦¸ñ : TUULEN VUOSI
±Û, ±×¸²: Hanna Konola
What the Jury said:
A rare visual poem to the wind and itsmany changes over the year. Acrobatic lines and playful forms dance through thepages in a harmonious mix of colours and succinct text to create a trulycontemporary picturebook in praise of the wind.
SPECIAL MENTION 3
ÃâÆÇ»ç : MeMo
ÃâÆÇ ±¹°¡: France
Á¦¸ñ : OTTO
ÀÛ°¡ : FlorieSaint-Val, Etienne Exbrayat
What the Jury said:
The story of Otto the postman¡¯s eventfuljourney to deliver a mysterious package takes place in a geometrical worldwhere objects have a tendency to multiply. The playful coloured geometrical illustrationsrecalling squared-paper drawings are only seemingly naïve. The illustrator¡¯singenious talent in overcoming this technical limitation is the major surpriseof the book.
SPECIAL MENTION 4
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Format
ÃâÇ° ±¹°¡ : Æú¶õµå
Á¦¸ñ : ZGUBIONA DUSZA (The Lost Soul)
±Û : Olga Tokarczuk
±×¸² : Joanna Concejo
What the Jury said:
The philosophical subject of this book -the whole question of the soul - is investigated through illustrations thatexude a sense of peace and mindfulness. Artist Joanna Concejo depicts themelancholy and joy evoked by memory with fine lines and precise drawings.
NON FICTION
WINNER
ÃâÆÇ»ç : The Old Lion Publishing House
ÃâÇ° ±¹°¡ : ¿ìÅ©¶óÀ̳ª
Á¦¸ñ : LOUDLY SOFTLY IN A WHISPER – I SEETHAT (duet of books)
ÀÛ°¡ : Romana Romanyshyn, AndriyLesiv
What the Jury said:
Hearing and sight are the subjects of this pairof books by an artistic duo. Scientific information and philosophical questionsare expertly woven into the illustrations and overall book design. Line and dotare skilfully combined to turn the senses of hearing and sight into signsdepicting harmonies and disharmonies. The refined visual language is asophisticated blend of infographics ranging from Braille to Kandinsky. The boldcolours recall the first 4-colour printing techniques. The overallcompositional excellence is exceptional, each page offering new shapes andunexpected details. A whole new way of providing scientific facts, this bookwill be a constant source of surprise to its readers.
SPECIAL MENTION 1
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Actes Sud/Palais de laDecouverte
ÃâÇ° ±¹°¡ : France
Á¦¸ñ : LOUIS PASTEUR ENQUETES POUR LASCIENCE
±Û : Florence Pinaud
±×¸² : Julien Billaudeau
What the Jury said:
More than just a biography, this book offers readers an in-depthunderstanding of Pasteur¡¯s scientific method, giving them an opportunity toexplore our living world and the search for remedies to cure disease. Thebook¡¯s ambitious aim is to give a clear and detailed account of the scientificwork of a biologist - also a gifted artist - and the major breakthroughs heachieved for modern medicine.
SPECIAL MENTION 2
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Prestel
ÃâÆDZ¹°¡ : Germany
Ã¥Á¦¸ñ : The Egg
±Û, ±×¸² : BrittaTeckentrup
What the Jury said:
This book is special for the way it presents a single non-fiction object:the egg. The enchanting illustrations examine the many types of egg – even aFabergé egg - their different designs, colours, textures, environments andmaterials. Together with short, beautifully crafted texts, the reader is givena wealth of scientific and cultural information on the physical characteristicsand symbolism of one of Nature¡¯s most perfectly designed objects.
SPECIAL MENTION 3
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Albin Michel Jeunesse
ÃâÇ°±¹°¡ : France
Á¦¸ñ : LE RUBAN
±Û, ±×¸² : AdrienParlange
What the Jury said:
Here, the yellow ribbon bookmark plays a key role, transforming theillustrations and their meaning with each page. Whether the string of aballoon, a tightrope walker¡¯s rope, a shoelace or the starting line of a race,the ribbon takes the reader through the book¡¯s witty playful pages whoseexquisite graphic design turns a 2D perception into a 3D experience.
OPERA PRIMA
WINNER
ÃâÆÇ»ç : L¡¯ Agrume
ÃâÇ°±¹°¡ : France
Á¦¸ñ : LA PLAGE
±Û, ±×¸² : SolUndurraga
What the Jury said:
This large-format picturebook by the youngChilean illustrator Sol Undurraga takes the reader into a visionary world witha series of pictures of a crowded beach at different times in the space of oneday. Wholly unconventional in their use of a limited colour palette and softbackground shades into which the figures merge, the illustrations combine theabstract and the concrete, referencing the works of Henri Matisse andsculptress and painter Niki de Saint Phalle. The author orchestrates a complexvisual narrative, filling every inch of the page. The short text is a perfectcounterpoint to the large captivating visual landscapes. Brimming with ironyand minute detail, it is a world peopled by strange flying objects andimaginary bathers but also of ordinary men, women and children in swimsuits.The illustrator¡¯s extraordinary artistic ability makes this book is a constantsource of discovery.
SPECIAL MENTION 1
ÃâÆÇ»ç : ¹Ý´Þ
ÃâÇ°±¹°¡ : Çѱ¹
Á¦¸ñ : ³Ê´Â ´©±¼±î?
±Û,±×¸² : ¾ÈÈ¿¸²
What the Jury said:
First one, then many small figures suspendedagainst a refined white backdrop form a series of choreographic patterns. Thereader is caught up in this swirling crescendo right to the end when shediscovers that the dancing figures are drops of water. The exquisiteillustration technique achieves its ambitious goal of creating a visual, poeticportrait of a fundamental natural element: rain.
SPECIAL MENTION 2
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Penguin Young Readers
ÃâÇ° ±¹°¡ : ¹Ì±¹
Á¦¸ñ : THE BOOK OF MISTAKES
±Û, ±×¸²: Corinna Luyken
What the Jury said:
Like a child, the artist asks herself if she¡¯sgot her drawing right. She starts with one small line, then gradually correctsit, adding something more, making sense of a splotch or empty space until sheends up with a meaningful figure. Only apparently simple, every character is ajoyful addition in this metatextual book about illustration whose image-basednarrative investigates the process of artistic creation.
SPECIAL MENTION 3
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Rouergue
ÃâÇ°±¹°¡ : ÇÁ¶û½º
Á¦¸ñ : L¡¯ASCENSION DE SAUSSURE
±Û, ±×¸² : PierreZenzius
What the Jury said:
The true story of naturalist and geologistHorace Bénédict de Saussure, the 18th century founder of modernAlpinism, is told with spectacular double-spread illustrations of mountainlandscapes. The tiny, minutely detailed figures of the mountaineeringexpedition in an immense natural landscape eloquently illustrate the concept oflarge and small but also man¡¯s insatiable desire for knowledge and yearning foradventure.
NEW HORIZONS
WINNER
ÃâÆÇ»ç : ¹Ý´Þ
ÃâÆDZ¹°¡ : Çѱ¹
Á¦¸ñ : ³ª¹«, ÃãÃá´Ù
±Û, ±×¸² : ¹èÀ¯Á¤
What the Jury said:
Everything about this wide-page, leporello picturebook is unusual. Theapparently abstract painted shapes seem to spill over from one page to thenext. What at first glance look like random spontaneous colours, on closerinspection take on different forms of life: animals, flowers, insects, fishes,liquid and organic forms, all part of the constant transformation that is life.Metaphysical yet realistic, natural yet symbolic, the book explores newhorizons for picturebook art.
BOLOGNARAGAZZI AWARD on Art - Architecture& Design winners
WINNER
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Editions des Grandes Personnes
ÃâÆÇ ±¹°¡ : France
Á¦¸ñ : CABANES
±Û, ±×¸² : AureliénDebat
What the Jury said
Fifteen little pigs that come into being, not as shapes but as colours in thetext. Strikingly unusual, the colours become volumes that meet, blend andinterweave. This very special book by Aurélien Débat is about houses: some thatare possible, others that aren¡¯t. The reader is invited to play with basicbuilding blocks of the places we live in, assemble his own shapes, inventstories and create new worlds to inhabit.
SPECIAL MENTION 1
ÃâÆÇ»ç : ºñ·æ¼Ò
ÃâÆDZ¹°¡ : Çѱ¹
Á¦¸ñ : º®
±Û, ±×¸² : Á¤ÁøÈ£
What the Jury said
The writer tells the story of a childand his spatial relationship with the world around him, inviting him to exploreit with confidence, moving in and out as if moving from one volume to the next.The book¡¯s minimalist style invites us to look at a series of architecturalshapes from the child¡¯s perspective.
SPECIAL MENTION 2
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Gesternberg
ÃâÆÇ ±¹°¡ : Germany
Á¦¸ñ : HAUS
±Û : Johannes Vogt
±×¸² : Felicitas Horstschafer
What the Jury said
A book on architecture for very smallchildren. With a sequence of primary geometrical shapes and sparing use ofcolour, the illustrator delights in embroidering houses to tell the youngreader about far away places in our world but also beyond. Like good architecture,the book¡¯s format is simple and indestructible.
SPECIAL MENTION 3
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Prestel
ÃâÆÇ ±¹°¡ : Germany
Á¦¸ñ : MY MUSEUM
±Û, ±×¸² : Joanne Liu
What the Jury said
A child enters a museum, curious,attentive, taking in everything around him: visitors, their appearance, the artcollection, spaces, and people who work there. Looking at the artworks, hemakes a game of linking what¡¯s in the room to what he sees outside, minglingart and life. Highly expressive in its deliberate simplicity, this wordlessbook is strikingly eloquent in its choice of subject matter.
SPECIAL MENTION 4
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Wytwórnia
ÃâÆDZ¹°¡ : Poland
Á¦¸ñ : Wytwornik gora! (Mountains!)
±Û, ±×¸²: Madalena Matoso
What the Jury said
Every mountain has a different story totell, or to finish telling. This book allows the reader to become the author.Part of a joint Portuguese-Polish project, Madalena Matoso lays the basis for areal art catalogue whose every page is a perfect ensemble of graphic art,colour and blank spaces.
BOLOGNARAGAZZI AWARD Books & Seeds
WINNER
ÃâÆÇ»ç : Actes Sud,Hélium éditions
ÃâÇ°±¹°¡ : ÇÁ¶û½º
Á¦¸ñ : LE POTAGER D¡¯ALENA
±Û, ±×¸² : SophieVissière
What the Jury said:
Time, patience, change, the Earth andits season, techniques, red and green, surprise and work. This picturebooktakes a new, serene, fresh and contemporary look at everything that goes intocultivating a vegetable garden. Far from being nostalgic, it is an invitationto seek the satisfaction and peace that producing one¡¯s own food can give.
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