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Where We Belong Book
Summary
‘Where We Belong’ is a book of work exploring themes of belonging, femininity and escapism through a portrayal of Jane Austen devotees.
The book takes you on a journey to the threshold between fiction and nonfiction, and between the past and present. This is a book that invites the readers to question where the performance starts and where it ends, and to challenge where the limits between reality and imagination lie.
Published by Ediciones Posibles
The book takes you on a journey to the threshold between fiction and nonfiction, and between the past and present. This is a book that invites the readers to question where the performance starts and where it ends, and to challenge where the limits between reality and imagination lie.
Published by Ediciones Posibles
'Where We Belong' Book
‘Where We Belong’ is a book of work exploring themes of belonging, femininity and escapism through a portrayal of Jane Austen devotees.
The book takes you on a journey to the threshold between fiction and nonfiction, and between the past and present. This is a book that invites the readers to question where the performance starts and where it ends, and to challenge where the limits between reality and imagination lie.
Available at Ediciones Posibles
* Shortlisted Best PhotoBook of the Year at PhotoEspaña
Specifications
First edition: 600 copies
Photographs: Alejandra Carles-Tolrá
Essay: Shoair Mavlian
Sequence: Alex Llovet and Josep Maria de Llobet
Design: underbau
Prepress: Josep Maria de Llobet
Printing: Artefacto
16,5 x 24 cm (closed)
96 pages
Texts in Spanish and English
Hardback binding with cloth cover
Publication date: June 2023
Sequence: Alex Llovet and Josep Maria de Llobet
Design: underbau
Prepress: Josep Maria de Llobet
Printing: Artefacto
16,5 x 24 cm (closed)
96 pages
Texts in Spanish and English
Hardback binding with cloth cover
Publication date: June 2023
Resources for students:
Photoworks
Where We Belong: Community and Identity - A resource exploring belonging, community and collective identity through the work of Alejandra Carles Tolra.
PhotoPedagogy
Where We Belong: An exploration of photography, friendship, and community with Alejandra Carles-Tolra
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