UNBOUND ODYSSEY (2024)

Unbound Odyssey Is an exploration made of different attempts of finding and loosing the self wihtin space and time, through performative photography.
I use natural landscapes and domestic spaces as an empty canvas, while playing with presence and absence. The project is a result of a journey I made in isolation, confronting myself with the direct enviroment.
As I stood within these endless landscapes, under the boundless sky, I used my body to outline thespace I was discovering: to messure it, map it and grasp it. The Distance, sense of scale and long exposure were my tools of research.
On this Odyssey, when merging my body with the landscape, I was trying to obliterate within space and time. It became a sort of meditation, in which I experienced the loss of the sense of self and, finllay, a liberation.
   












Publication ”Aguas que van quieren volver”
40 pages
Printed on sketch 90g paper
Risograph printed cover
First edition of 100 copies


Published with Nefasto Ediciones



AGUAS QUE VAN QUIEREN VOLVER (2023)

José Larralde - Quimey Neuquén

“En tu desbocado potro pehuenche
Del cielo la onda noche
Se oye del viento la serenata
Tu voz la luna prende
En la negra cimba de mi araucana
Aguas que van, quieren volver
Aguas que van, quieren volver”











    





Exhibition “Entre tu casa y la mia”
Curated by Melisa Boratyn
through Residency at R.A.R.O Buenos Aires


Installation, sublimation prints on chiffon. 

AN ODE TO MY BODY (2023)
Communitas - Nora Lezano (translated)

“The body is the result and testimony of all its operations - gone through or not - past and present.

Mass in transit and at rest.

As a whole or in parts it is weighted, valued, divided, named, known, ignored, recovered, represented, loaded, and unloaded with things, fluids, knowledge, ideas, and symbols. We place it -or it is placed- in the real world and in the ideal.
It stops, sits, moves, and dies. It stays, it comes, and it goes. We medicalize it, we drug it, we abandon it, we recover it, we lose it, we biologize it, we naturalize it, we fictionalize it, we count it, we weigh it, we fatten it, we lose it, we operate on it, we cut it, we add and disaggregate it, we deliver, we release it, we slow it down, we speed it up, we ask for it, we imagine it, we speak it and make it speak, we squeeze it, we hydrate it, we forget it, we dance it and we make it dance. It is present. It is absent. It is.

How is the truth demonstrated? Build or left? Do we impose ourselves on the body or does it impose itself on us?”