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“Ánima del Animal” por Ana Igartúa
“Animal´s Soul” by Ana Igartúa
This picture is my attempt to pay homage to Luis Eduardo Aute, one of the greatest artists ever, a close and dear friend… He was and will always be a source of inspiration and motivation in my work and I will remain forever greatful to him for his encouragement to help me believe that I have “the eye”.
Esta imagen es un intento para rendirle homenaje a Luis Eduardo Aute, uno de los más grandes artistas, amigo cercano y queridísimo .. Él fue y seguirá siendo fuente de inspiración y motivación en mi trabajo. Le estaré por siempre agradecida por su empeño en hacerme creer que tengo “mirada”..
Donde te encuentres, ánimo, animal!.
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Mosque Hassan II, Casablanca, Morocco, 2018.
Tributo a Brassaï. Venecia , Italia. 2017
Tribute to Brassaï. Venice, Italy. 2017
Centro Habana , Cuba 2017
Photograph by Ana Igartua
There are photographs that tell a story..
Hennu y Tazrurt (the beautiful). Bereber mother and daughter.
Merzouga desert, Morocco.
Hennu y Tazrurt (la bella). Madre e hija bereberes.
Desierto de Merzouga, Marruecos.
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-What would you like me to sing? A song about the mexican Revoultion or a love song?
-A love song, Macario. Always a love song..
Cholula, Puebla . México .
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From the series Cuban Portraits “The Wait II”
Life flees and flows through us like the river of time in which waiting is pause, interval between what we yearn for and what will never be…
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“Quotidien poetry..” Damnoen Saduak, Thailand
“Poesía en lo cotidiano..” Damnoen Saduak, Tailandia.
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From the series Cuban Portraits “The Wait III”
Life flees and flows through us like the river of time in which waiting is pause, interval between what we yearn for and what will never be…
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From the series of portrias “The Wait I”
Life flees and flows through us like the river of time in which waiting is pause, interval between what we yearn for and what will never be…
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“Portrait” by Ana Igartúa . La Habana, Cuba. March 2015
“Retrato” por Ana Igartúa. La Habana, Cuba. Marzo 2015
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I had an idea and if it pans out the way I want it to I’ll literally be invincible for the rest of this semester
