210 x 300 mm
SoftCover
176 Pages
A collection of works by Felipe Romero Beltrán, a Colombian photographer based in Spain. This is a book on the theme of national violence in the city of Seville, southern Spain, in which nine young Moroccan immigrants have been suffering for three years, suffering from a cufflock -filled absurdity.
If a minor immigrant enters Spain illegally and cannot be confirmed to be an adult there, its personality is left to the state of the state and sets up for up to three years to gain legal status. It will be done.
In a situation where the right way of life is interrupted and restricted, the author will be involved in the body as a metaphor. By drawing clearly and carefully using the language generated in photos, performances, and collaboration, the weight of the lost time sticks on the shoulders of the young people, and the humiliation of their memories, journey, waiting and immigration. Invite readers to talk.
While using video works and dance choreography, it has been finished as a work that opens up a new documentary area by exposing the light of criticism of the implementation of government -like repression.
* Due to transportation, some scratches and dirt may be found.