Día-horario-mes-año zine and Patxi Eguíluz

and Patxi Eguíluz

Shi Yangkun’s record strives to capture a series of fleeting portraits of a historical dream that was once lost but has struggled to continue in the form of nostalgia to this day

The photographic surveys

Language: German

While researching the visual culture and history of the LGBTQ community

Día-horario-mes-año zine and Patxi EguíluzThe book presents a series of photographs from 2011 directly related to my fascination and interest in the light effects found in the world, in a way it is a visual log that tries to show the way in which I observe and perceive the world around me. The idea of the book comes after a considera ble grouping of LUX photographs which had no order whatsoever. Technique: HP Indigo printing (CMYK + white ink), hand drawn single copy. Sumi e 80 g m2 paper,