Concrete mon amour

曾被譽為激進實驗與創意雄心象徵的混凝土建築，是斯特凡諾．佩雷戈（Stefano Perego）攝影探索的核心主題，這些中晚 20 世紀的建築至今仍引發讚嘆與爭議。透過佩雷戈的鏡頭，讀者得以反思塑造這些具遠見現代主義遺跡的年代，以及其所承載的理想。無論是備受推崇的地標，或被遺忘的異類；是藝術巧思的永恆象徵，抑或是權力誤用的壓迫表現，《Concrete, mon amour》剖析這些建築巨擘中複雜而深刻的敘事。
本書探討這些建築矛盾的本質：粗獷卻深思熟慮，樸素卻無懼激起情感。藉由捕捉它們在城市或偏遠、完好或風化環境中的永恆身影，引領讀者深入探問它們持續存在意義的根源——是它們龐大的體量？大膽的造型？還是材質的真實？最終，這些曾經革命性的願景重要之處不在於給出答案，而在於激發讀者留下的種種疑問。

Once hailed as icons of radical experimentation and creative ambition, the concrete structures of the mid-to-late 20th century, which have become a defining subject of Stefano Perego’s photographic exploration, continue to stir both admiration and debate. Through the scope of his lens, Perego invites readers to reflect on the era that has shaped these relics of visionary modernism and the ideals they embody. Whether celebrated landmarks or forgotten outliers, enduring symbols of artistic ingenuity or imposing expressions of misappropriated power, Concrete, mon amour unpacks the intricate narratives embedded in these architectural giants. It considers their paradoxical nature: raw yet deliberate, unadorned yet unapologetically evocative. By capturing their permanence in diverse settings—urban or remote, pristine or weathered—this book compels a deeper interrogation into what sustains their continued relevance—their sheer monumentality, the audacity of their forms, or the honesty of their materials. Ultimately, the significance of these once-revolutionary visions lies not in answers but in the questions they leave behind.