Photo book consisting of 167 pages.
The poems are not translated but are in their original language.

Tuscany of the Soul shows the soul of Tuscany, not the postcard one of clear always blue skies that so much advertising has accustomed us to.

Duccio’s Tuscany is a landscape in three dimensions where the sky, always “dirtied” and turbid with clouds and fog, stretches its shadow on the land, revealing the strength and weakness of a region whose stylistic monogram is beauty.

Looking at the shots in the book we get the impression that the subjects are squeezed into the frames of the photographs.

The harmony of forms, the blend of colours – and their dosage – and overall the depth that Duccio has succeeded in putting into his work (an element far from trite and not to be taken for granted) lead us instinctively to seek beyond the photo in search of a continuity, a supplement of beauty which we must unwillingly renounce.