Month: December 2014

Paraná ra’angá / Image of the Paraná Twenty-four potos, twenty-four horizons of the Parana, skies and rivers photographed on twenty-four days of river navigation from the Tigre Delta in Argentina to Asunción in Paraguay. A timeless trip up this immense …

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Snapshots taken with a digital point and shoot camera, are just sketches to build up an iconographic portrait of New York, with its architecture, advertisings, small stores and urban graphics.

LANDING, photos taken from an airplane, is about arrival to a new place or return home after ausence, a metaphore on estrangement. Landscapes and airports photographed through the window, the poetry of simple images.

A photo essay on Boca Juniors and the passion for football through images of La Boca neighbourhood, bars, shop windows, small stores in blue and yellow, and club fans.

These images reflect small urban stores that have been locked up in broad daylight, all photographed from a precise frontal viewpoint, a metaphore of the big crisis Argentina suffered in 2001-2002.

A photographic essay about our culture and its reverse: a dark modern world remixed with its representations displayed in urban streets and shopwindows, harrassed by its own phantoms.

These photographs were taken during the 80’s in Buenos Aires, and they refer to urban graphics, mannequins, store fronts and some visual collages; they are the color version of my black and white Estampas Porteñas.

These photographs of neighbourhoods, shop-windows, architecture and some other subtle nuances of Buenos Aires were taken over a period of thirteen years, following no other pattern than that of my obsessions: idols, mannequins, symmetric fronts and the sinister routine of …

Estampas Porteñas, 1996 Read more »