Roberto Huarcaya

This book is composed of a selection of monumental photographs, reproduced according to scale and joined together, one after another, to forma. great endless image. The photograms are the result of an eight-year process of acquiring a particular technique and grammar. They are spectacular negative images that oscillate between fiction and traces of reality, between presence and absence. "As Joan Fontcuberta states in this book's introductory text, Roberto Huarcaya forms a new production category in photogram history: the photogram-experience. Through the 14 monumental images, measuring between five and thirty meters, Huarcaya directly faces the immensity of the Peruvian Amazon, the force of the Pacific Ocean, the precariousness of the pre-Hispanic archaeological remains, and the vitality of the Andean festivities" --Verso Cover.