Mariela Sancari is an Argentinian-born photographer based in Mexico City. Mariela’s series Moisés—a typology of portraits of men the age her late father would have been if he were still alive—is, in a way, a searching as well as an exploration of grief. In our conversation, Mariela and I talked about the how collaboration shapes her projects, how she uses iteration to create something new from existing work, and what the photobook form is and isn’t good for. Then in the second segment we talked about the unconscious references that inform our photographic work.

(Conversation recorded February 5, 2019.)

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Show Notes:

• Mariela Sancari
• Mariela Sancari - Moisés
• Mariela Sancari - Moisés (Book)
• Mariela Sancari - Moisés/Landscape
• Mariela Sancari - Moisés Is Not Dead
• Mariela Sancari and Adolfo Córdova - Mr. & Dr.
• Mariela Sancari - The two headed horse. Reenactment in ten acts
• FOLIO
• #ChannelOpenPhoto
• Louise Bourgeois
• Louise Bourgeois - I Do, I Undo, I Redo
• Asunción Casa Editora
• Cecilia Reynoso
• Luchino Visconti
• Cecila Reynoso - acaso las flores
• Alex Prager
• Emiliano Monge - No contar todo

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