“The man from Tres Morros” is a photography series taken in Tres Morros, Jujuy, Argentina. The northern part of Argentina. It seems like a whole different country, so different to Buenos Aires or the big argentinian cities. Not only because of the amazing landscapes and the way of life, but because of the people. I wrote this regarding my encounter with this man:
“A hidden village on the side of the road, nearly abandoned. There lived this man who looked after the empty houses of the town, along with his dog. We never knew his name, but in our conversation with him, we discovered how content and grateful he was to be there and to receive people (but only occasionally). He enjoyed the solitude, the northerly wind, the mountains with their endless colors, and the barking of his dog.
Sometimes in big cities we forget the importance of hospitality and sharing what we enjoy with others. The little things.
In Tres Morros, from the humility and simplicity in which this man and his dog lived, I was reminded not to forget to be grateful for all those things and to share them with the people we love.
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The man from Tres Morros (Series)
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César Guardia Alemañi (Argentina, 1994) is a photographer and director of photography. He studied cinematography at Universidad de Cine in Buenos Aires and later on at La Femis in Paris. He has worked on projects in Argentina, Mexico, United States, Peru, Paraguay, France, and Belgium, spanning Fine Art photography, feature films, documentaries, commercials, and music videos.
His staged large-format photographs focus on human nature and its most internal processes: introspections, confrontations, and the complexities related to interpersonal relationships.
He has won the 2024 IPA Non Professional Fine Art Photographer of the Year Award with his series Towards Intimacy. Currently he is represented by GalleryLabs, with which he will exhibit at Pinta BAFoto Art Fair in Buenos Aires this october.
His staged large-format photographs focus on human nature and its most internal processes: introspections, confrontations, and the complexities related to interpersonal relationships.
He has won the 2024 IPA Non Professional Fine Art Photographer of the Year Award with his series Towards Intimacy. Currently he is represented by GalleryLabs, with which he will exhibit at Pinta BAFoto Art Fair in Buenos Aires this october.
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