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The creak of the centuries: ‘The Time Machine’ by H. G. Wells
H.G. Wells was able to construct in The Time Machine one of the most enigmatic twilights ever postulated for the human odyssey.
Lee Friedlander, the living frame
Friedlander is considered an essential photographer of the "American social landscape", a close link with his native country. He has spent his entire life in the light of his inseparable Leica, which he decided to abandon in the 1990s in favour of a square-format Hasselblad.
Samuel Salcedo shows his work on the street with URVANITY
From the streets of Madrid, within URVANITY, Samuel Salcedo questions the viewer with his subtle irony and vulnerability, emphasising the masked nature of human beings.