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Born in 1957 in Mexico City, Flor Garduño—whose mentors include Kati Horna and Manuel Álvarez Bravo—is a prime example of the richness of Mexican photography. After producing work that revealed her powerful vision of indigenous culture, its practices, and its rituals, Flor Garduño pursued new formal explorations, turning to still life, the study of the female nude, and a more intimate approach to photography. In doing so, she continues a body of work that reveals an exceptional poetic dimension.
Published by Photo Poche + Actes Sud, 2016
12.50 cm 19.00 cm, 144 pages, like new
ISBN 978-2-330-04813-6
Born in 1957 in Mexico City, Flor Garduño—whose mentors include Kati Horna and Manuel Álvarez Bravo—is a prime example of the richness of Mexican photography. After producing work that revealed her powerful vision of indigenous culture, its practices, and its rituals, Flor Garduño pursued new formal explorations, turning to still life, the study of the female nude, and a more intimate approach to photography. In doing so, she continues a body of work that reveals an exceptional poetic dimension.
Published by Photo Poche + Actes Sud, 2016
12.50 cm 19.00 cm, 144 pages, like new
ISBN 978-2-330-04813-6
