Milk-and-Water comic seeking the rhythm of Moreau's

seeking the rhythm of Moreau's Rider

The stories in the photobook offer a reflection on and a construction of meaning around the role of rural and popular culture—specifically in the Argentine Littoral—in the face of the advance of contemporary and globalized production practices and ways of life

Itziar Okariz records her dreams as soon as she wakes up

significance and attribution dissolve in a monochromatic abstraction of ruin-like beauty

Milk-and-Water comic seeking the rhythm of Moreau'sIn this book the author contemplates on the unconscious nature of taking a photo. All the images in the book were shot during the phone conversation with one and the same person. How does a photograph happen? Who makes it? Is it me who decides what will picture turn out to be if I press the button right now? What tells me to do it? How about not thinking and letting it happen by its own? How about to lose control? Often when you are talking on the