Graciela Iturbide

Graciela Itburbide is one of Latin America's most compelling and admired photographers. Although she is mostly known for her portrayal of her Mexican homeland, some of Iturbide's most iconic images were captured elsewhere. "There Is No One" gathers together 25 black and white images - taken by Iturbide between 1997 and 2010 during her travels through India - in which one can appreciate the documentary ethos and sensibility of the artist herself, in which she lays bare the relationship...
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Graciela Itburbide is one of Latin America's most compelling and admired photographers. Although she is mostly known for her portrayal of her Mexican homeland, some of Iturbide's most iconic images were captured elsewhere. "There Is No One" gathers together 25 black and white images - taken by Iturbide between 1997 and 2010 during her travels through India - in which one can appreciate the documentary ethos and sensibility of the artist herself, in which she lays bare the relationship between man and nature, individual and culture, the real and the psychological. The book contains a previously unpublished text by Oscar Pjol, director of the Cervantes Institute in New Delhi. Language - English and Spanish