Every week Amanda Vox documents life in lockdown/quarantine via collages. A collage seems most appropiate to depict such a multi-facetted phenomenon, as it combines images, faces, elements that normally don’t belong toegether, but nevertheless intertwine in a meaningful visual experience. A collage has the advantage of being able to portray how the life of one thing gets interrupted and at the same time completed by other, unexpected things. Such a descriptive logic fits well with the everyday experience and confusion of self-isolation, that paradoxically connects us to a global pandemia, to an indefinite and indeterminate event seeping in every corner of our lives.
Reseña poetizada de “Le Pont du Nord”, Jacques Rivette
By Federica Gonzalez Luna Ortiz
/ June 8, 2021
Una claustrofóbica en prisión y una gemela con un hermano igual, de otro país. Una llamada por cobrar ya pagada. ...
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Mirar la maternidad a través de las fotografías de la serie New Mothers de Rineke Dijkstra
By Erika Daniela Ortiz
/ November 10, 2024
En el año 1994, Rineke Dijkstra realiza una serie de tres fotografías llamada New Mothers
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GOSPEL FOR THE LIVING ONES
By Mehmet Amazigh
/ February 23, 2024
We began building mom's home the day the bombings began. First it was the smoke. Later it arrived the fire...
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Una interacción entre -mostrar y no mostrar
By Erika Daniela Ortiz
/ May 14, 2023
en la fotografía en color Highly carcinogenic blue asbestos waste on the Owendale Asbestos Mine tailings dump, near Postmasburg, Northern...
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Rineke Dijkstra. The encounter between the photographer, the sitters and the viewer in the Beach Portrait Series.
By Erika Daniela Ortiz
/ May 30, 2022
The role of photography in the construction of identity. An encounter between observing and being observed; detailed colored large-scaled depictions...
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Machine Gun Confusion
By Oda Punkt
/ November 18, 2021
The shapes are that of two people. They do each have a soul, But it’s hard for them to remember...
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Brand New Heaven
By Oda Punkt
/ October 27, 2021
I tried to accept everything, so that I could come to Heaven. But when I got there, Heaven was closed...
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Maniobras: las políticas internacionales que militarizan las vidas de las mujeres
By Franco Laguna-Correa
/ September 5, 2021
Maneuvers: The International Politics of Militarizing Women's Lives Cynthia Enloe University of California Press, 2000, 437 pages. ISBN: 9780520220713 Traducción...
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I Can Only Wonder
By Mehmet Amazigh
/ June 30, 2021
If we are always foreigners when one of us walks across the Pont de Sully [what is then foreigner?] I...
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Before Lockdown
By Franco Laguna-Correa
/ June 11, 2021
Cuando cruzar un puente al aire libre era parte de la normalidad (autoetnografía) "Y el tiempo dirá si al final...
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Reseña poetizada de “Le Pont du Nord”, Jacques Rivette
By Federica Gonzalez Luna Ortiz
/ June 8, 2021
Una claustrofóbica en prisión y una gemela con un hermano igual, de otro país. Una llamada por cobrar ya pagada. ...
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Mirar la maternidad a través de las fotografías de la serie New Mothers de Rineke Dijkstra
By Erika Daniela Ortiz
/ November 10, 2024
En el año 1994, Rineke Dijkstra realiza una serie de tres fotografías llamada New Mothers
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