Descrizione
Asunciòn Editora ; 2016; 9789874220769; Copertina flessibile con custodia; 30 x 21,5 cm; pp. 72; Español – Ingles. Volume illustrato a col. con fotografias a doble pagina, 14 postcard.; Presenta leggeri segni d’uso ai bordi (piccole imperfezioni), interno senza scritte ; Buono, (come da foto). ; “As it is told, in the Embalse hotels, lunches and dinners for workers were served on silver trays by express indication of Eva Perón. For a few of the seven hotels that form the Tourism Unit it was decided that the stairs would be made of marble, the floor of parquet and the walls would be covered in wood. All this was the subject of ruin – the planned looting during the dictatorships of 1955 and 1976 and the natural deterioration that comes with the passing of time. The photographs of Agustina Triquell capture the absence in these spaces and leaves us defenceless against it; the already fading spectrum – in the physical sense – of the joy for water and space; a faded roar, like the memory of a random and ever vociferious community that has long been dissipated by the same breeze that offends the empty rooms and gently stirs the white curtains… Agustina Triquell’s project is a photographic itinerary through all that is missing. Or perhaps it is the revelation that for humans the past is always a haunted sadness whose evocation makes us vaguely happy.” – Diego Tatián. About the Artist Agustina Triquell was born in Córdoba, and studied Photography and Social Communication whilst participating in different clinics and workshops for photography and visual arts. About the Author: Diego Tatián is an Argentinian-Armenian writer. He specialises in philosophical fantasy. ; L’immagine se disponibile, corrisponde alla copia in vendita.
