"Trains, Stations, Landscapes: From Mount Titano to the Adriatic" is the title of the meeting with Enrico Menduni, professor of Cinema, Photography, and Television at the Roma Tre University, scheduled for Thursday, January 18th at 18:30 PM at the Ancient Monastery of Santa Chiara, in the historic center of Mount Titano. Organized by the Design program at the University of the Republic of San Marino, the event offers an opportunity to learn about the approach and work of a scholar of radio, television, and multimedia languages who has worked, among other things, as a television writer and photography exhibition curator. Among the books he has written while cultivating his passion for roads and railways are "L'autostrada del Sole" and "Andar per treni e stazione."
The meeting, open to the public, is the fourth in a series entitled "Meetings on Design," which in recent weeks has featured graphic designer and art director Roberto Pieraccini, designer and illustrator Andrea Rauch, and designer Stefano Rovai. On January 25th, the final event in the series will feature visual designer Riccardo Falcinelli, author of books such as "Critica portatile al visual design" and "Cromorama."