ILIOS (towards your red light) speaks of a metamorphosis, a slow passage from shadow to light, an endogenous and exogenous path, from love to obsession with the sun, towards an attempt to analyze the impermanence of memories, of grafts, joints between bodies, towers, maternal warmth and the distorted, mythicized, desired figure of Flavia.
A sick need to retain and distil an experience as simple as love, to then end up with the creation of an essence that goes outside of its original form, no longer true, so idealized that it loses its point of origin, dirty with nature, which allows its variety and its survival. It therefore led to an interlocking between our need to sediment these images and create a layer where life rather than death could permeate.
How to look the sun straight in the eye and then give its colors to the rest of the world.
Following this astronomical phenomenon called redshift, that of approaching a source of heat, towards a star, while the temperature of her light changes, warming me and warming her.



Available to buy through email, cart and Instagram shop.
The book is actually present in the collection of San Telmo Museum, thanks to Gabriela Cendoya-Bergareche in Gipuzkoa (Spain), in the Librairie Sans Titre in Paris (France) and lately at Pinakotheke for the PHOTOBOOK FAIR! of December 2023.

First edition in 100 numbered and signed copies

10.5x14 cm - 152 pages - Munken Print White 70 g/m2 • Delicate handmade cover with rice fiber paper 240 g/m2  - Japanese binding with red thread - digital printing done at escourbiac

Design and layout by Chochana Rosso

Shipping is around 1/2 weeks

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A special selection for those who supported the fundraiser, and a resulting production of 50 photos.

Each book, contains a unique copy of photos printed from the negatives that belonged to the first versions of the book, during its conception, all made on expired, ruined, ancient paper, which under the sun, allows the last opportunity of this memory to find their freedom.