Billions Served Diana Vreeland Li’s portrayal of the body

Li’s portrayal of the body is a condensation of the imaginary: the unknown paternal and maternal body– and the fantasy of the absent (m)Other

he is clear about his documentary ambitions: I hope everyone who reads the stories will be able to enjoy a snatch of life as it is lived by someone else

It depicts my struggle to see beauty in the world

The encounter with the children of this extremely poor and socially discriminated population group fascinated her and then even changed her views as a mother

and light is bounced and subdued

Billions Served Diana Vreeland Li’s portrayal of the bodyFirst edition of Billions Served by Richard Renaldi. First impression. Medium format hardback in new condition. Signed by the artist on the title page. About In Billions Served, Richard Renaldi once again offers his large format portraiture as an invitation to slow down and see familiar sights in new light. The title, taken directly from the boastful catchphrase "Billions and billions served", at once acknowledges the economics of American fast food