❄️ Tindrem neu l'any que ve?
Aquesta temporada hivernal s’ha caracteritzat per les importants caigudes de neu. Però, com cada any, la neu acabarà fonent-se. Potser alguns ens preguntarem: tindrem neu l’any que ve? Però, a l’escala de la societat andorrana, sembla que ningú se’n preocupa. Algun domini esquiable fins i tot s’enorgulliria, segons el seu eslògan, que tenim un “hivern infinit”.
Fa dos anys que fotografio les estacions d’esquĂ andorranes fora de temporada per posar en relleu la paradoxa que representa l’expressiĂł “hivern infinit”. Amb aquesta sortida, us invito a descobrir la realitat dels dominis esquiables quan ja estan tancats, amb l'aportaciĂł de la meva mirada artĂstica i crĂtica.
Programa:
Introducció a cà rrec de l’artista Adrià Soubias Rabassa, i presentació del col·lectiu Faveles de luxe.
Caminada fins a l’estació del Forn de Canillo i presentació del documental fotogrà fic L’Hivern infinit per l’artista.
Discussió col·lectiva sobre la nostra imatge de la muntanya i les emocions que ens travessen quan la mirem i activitat fotogrà fica oferta per l'artista.
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“Somewhere in Lincolnshire” is a photographic documentary about a trip to the north of England I did in February 2025.
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1 & 2 : Viking Path, Caistor,
3&4 : Caistor, Lincolnshire.
Between on-ground transports and on foot wayfaring across countryside, small towns, villages and industrial areas, I’ve explored what travelling means for me.
I started this journey with some questions : what memories and souvenirs will I bring back home ? How will I take pictures of places just discovered and that I will see once ? Will I find a study subject or interesting angle to build up a publishable project ? I left with a half-working point-and-shoot analogue camera I bought a few weeks before departure, and my usual digital camera equipped with a brand-new heavy zoom lens. Always going out with them both on me, I knew I would document the places I would encounter, and try to capture the feelings of the moments I spent there.
“Somewhere in Lincolnshire” relates the excitement of the departure, the wandering, walking, and immersion in the landside, that I’ve tried to brought back home. It’s an incomplete documentary, even with two image series supporting themselves and trying to tell what happened there. Still, it’s only a glimpse. It is like I’ve never been there. No track was left. Everything I’ve capture stayed there. But it was not a dream, was it ?
((Special cheers to my ✨girlfriend✨ who first brought me to Caistor, and then from there always followed me everywhere I brought her.))
“Somewhere in Lincolnshire” is a photographic documentary about a trip to the north of England I did in February 2025.
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1&2 : Wolds View, Caistor, Lincolnshire,
3 : Southwell Close, Caistor, Lincolnshire,
5 : Market Rasen, Lincolnshire,
6 : Lincoln, UK.
Between on-ground transports and on foot wayfaring across countryside, small towns, villages and industrial areas, I’ve explored what travelling means for me.
I started this journey with some questions : what memories and souvenirs will I bring back home ? How will I take pictures of places just discovered and that I will see once ? Will I find a study subject or interesting angle to build up a publishable project ? I left with a half-working point-and-shoot analogue camera I bought a few weeks before departure, and my usual digital camera equipped with a brand-new heavy zoom lens. Always going out with them both on me, I knew I would document the places I would encounter, and try to capture the feelings of the moments I spent there.
“Somewhere in Lincolnshire” relates the excitement of the departure, the wandering, walking, and immersion in the landside, that I’ve tried to brought back home. It’s an incomplete documentary, even with two image series supporting themselves and trying to tell what happened there. Still, it’s only a glimpse. It is like I’ve never been there. No track was left. Everything I’ve capture stayed there. But it was not a dream, was it ?
((Special cheers to my ✨girlfriend✨ who first brought me to Caistor, and then from there always followed me everywhere I brought her.))
“Somewhere in Lincolnshire” is a photographic documentary about a trip to the north of England I did in February 2025.
📸
1/5 : Caistor, Lincolnshire,
2 & 3/5 : Night train between Toulouse and Paris,
4/5 : Eurostar platform, Gare du Nord, Paris, France,
5/5 : Somewhere near King's X and St Pancras Int., London, UK.
Between on-ground transports and on foot wayfaring across countryside, small towns, villages and industrial areas, I’ve explored what travelling means for me.
I started this journey with some questions : what memories and souvenirs will I bring back home ? How will I take pictures of places just discovered and that I will see once ? Will I find a study subject or interesting angle to build up a publishable project ? I left with a half-working point-and-shoot analogue camera I bought a few weeks before departure, and my usual digital camera equipped with a brand-new heavy zoom lens. Always going out with them both on me, I knew I would document the places I would encounter, and try to capture the feelings of the moments I spent there.
“Somewhere in Lincolnshire” relates the excitement of the departure, the wandering, walking, and immersion in the landside, that I’ve tried to brought back home. It’s an incomplete documentary, even with two image series supporting themselves and trying to tell what happened there. Still, it’s only a glimpse. It is like I’ve never been there. No track was left. Everything I’ve capture stayed there. But it was not a dream, was it ?
((Special cheers to my ✨girlfriend✨ who first brought me to Caistor, and then from there always followed me everywhere I brought her.))
