The solo exhibition "Marco Bagnoli. Araba Fenice" at the Limonaia in Florence's Boboli Garden is accompanied by the publication of the volume "Marco Bagnoli. The Wheel of Time", edited by the artist himself along with Sergio Risaliti and Antonella Nicola. The large-format volume has an elegant cover and is all in color, printed on special papers and hardbound. The book presents three cycles of works realized in recent years, partially through elaboration of earlier works: - Ema Kham Sum: 8 plates based on photographs Attilio Maranzano took of Bagnoli's works, with a text written by the artist (fine art prints on cotton paper with autographed text); - Sette dormienti in sette pose sedute: 7 plates created through the superimposition of three layers of semi-transparent printed and drawn-on paper; - Parole Donnée: 24 plates based on photographs taken by Bagnoli during his travels in Tibet, as well as other photographers' photos of the artists' works, with signed drawings and interventions by the artist (fine art prints on cotton paper with autographed text) Other photographs testify to the complexity and intensity of Marco Bagnoli's artistic journey. In addition to images of his works, the book also includes some of Marco Bagnoli's poems, as well as essays by Cristina Acidini, Sergio Risaliti, Fulvio Salvadori and Doris van Drathen. Completing the volume is a wealth of additional information on the compositions of individual works, artistic and musical collaborations on installations and texts from diverse traditions (Jewish, Islamic, Buddhist, Tibetan) that inspired Marco Bagnoli's creative process.