[ #NewYorkBetchesMobileCall ] Claudia's Reading a Book at Rucker Park.

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Street Photography, Photo Documentaryism 

The decontextualization of human relations is evident in 21st-century cities. 

My vision in this series deals with how time and space generate a context in social relations between human beings and the hostile environment that surrounds them, the city understood as present, past, and future. 

New York Betches Mobile Call It is frozen frames of an indeterminate, absolute time, in a familiar and recurring landscape. 

If there's a city in the collective unconscious, it's undoubtedly New York, the city that never sleeps, the one we've seen in movies in a thousand roles, a thousand settings, a thousand songs, and moments that have created an image of the city of skyscrapers that's sometimes hard to escape. We even hear its songs without having been there. 

I intend to show New York from multiple angles, it speaks of the people, the buildings, the places, just as I imagined it when I returned the first time... beautiful, silent, deserted, a personal point of view of the different cities that create it, of the people who inhabit it, multicultural and Hipster, from a cinematic point of view, like a day when we leave home, go downtown to work, or about our business and tasks, stopping for a drink and returning home. A journey, in short, real and imaginary.

Title: Claudia's Reading a Book at Rucker Park.

Year: 2003

Limited, Serial and Numbered Edition.

10 units in 50 x 70 cm format (printed with a white frame)

5 units in 100 x 70 cm format (printed with a white frame)

Technical Sheet.

Analog Photography.

Camera used: Yashica & Film Ilford XP-2.

Digital Edition: No.

Certified Printing on Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Ultra Smooth Paper 305 gsm · 100% Cotton. Museum Standard Cotton Paper.

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