Land. On the brink of some formidably complex matter.
(2013—2016)Land proposes a visual journey through landscapes highly transformed and fragmented by human interventions. The images highlight new shapes —straight, repetitive and strikin— to point out the similarity with the global logic and logistics —straight, repetitive and efficient—. Each fold is leveled, each obstacle crossed and each material transformed in an attempt to guarantee a smooth and swift transit of goods and people.
In this project the viewer has to guess the distances and proportions, the beginnings and ends, the entrances and exits. The result is a set of vertiginous and disorienting photographs, mirroring a myriad of global operations in a world in constant movement.
In this project the viewer has to guess the distances and proportions, the beginnings and ends, the entrances and exits. The result is a set of vertiginous and disorienting photographs, mirroring a myriad of global operations in a world in constant movement.
