Any day in which Havana stopped to remember Berlin (II)

Garaicoa seeks to expand the practice of the medium but, beyond that, it seems that he is trying to confer a certain materialistic consistency to the plastic and poetic derivations of the projection of desire that his work contains. The photographic would lend an anchor in the real for that painful territory of broken dreams and ruins in the midst of his insistent combination of reconstruction, re-recontextualization, mediated observation of detail and surreal humorous explosion. (Abel H. Pozuelo, Carlos Garaicoa, photography as anchor. El Cultural, 2012)

The triumph of Carabanchel, 2011

Diptych. B/W digital photography on metal and stucco

11 x 164 cm c/u

Any day in which Havana stopped to remember Berlin (II), 2011

Diptych. B/W digital photography on metal and stucco

111 x 164 cm each

Washington Politics is discerned from Trocha Hotel, 2012

Diptych. B/W digital photography on metal and stucco

137 x 110 cm y 210 x 110 cm

Estudio Carlos Garaicoa
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.