Peace Sign Decorated Cake

SHANGHAI EXPO 2010: INTENSIVE LOOKS.


EN ESPAÑOL

alternative to the pristine and untainted image of the perfect renderings and photos I had seen of the Shanghai World Expo, I was captivated by the diverse repertoire of textures , colors and shapes of flags offered to take a closer look, pausing before the frenzy of the teeming multitudes who invaded the fairgrounds.

Denmark Pavilion

Looks intensive in terms of Architect Helio Piñon and I met through my friend Aldo Facho , is a vision that "seeks to guide the depth of look into to understand the relationship of the components that generate architectural form ".

Finnish Pavilion

SHANGHAI EXPO 2010: LOOKS INTENSIVE / INTENSIVE Gazes / 強烈 な 視線 is also my first photo exhibition to be presented (almost) simultaneously in Peru and Japan.

• 22 November to 5 December: Gallery-Café Anonima. Kyoto, Japan.
• December 16 to 23: Casa del Corregidor in April and Maldonado. Confucius Institute at Catholic University Santa María . La Merced 207. Arequipa, Peru.
  

This selection tries to see the Shanghai Expo 2010 in a different way, through a closer look and intimate. Here, the familiar images of flags become less obvious details, textures and colors. A play of light and shadows, inviting to look la Expo más intensivamente.

This selection is an attempt to see the Expo Shanghai 2010 in a different way, through a closer and more intimate look. Here, the usual broad view of the pavilions become less evident than their details, textures and colors . A game of light and shadows, inviting you to gaze the Expo more intensively.

This selection is an attempt to please refer to the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai in a different way through a closer look closer. Here, the usual broad view of the pavilion, the details, textures and colors become more apparent. Invite you to a game of light and shadow, the eyes of the exposition more intensively.

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Many thanks to my sisters, Katie and Monica Zeballos, and the architect Carlos Rodriguez for his monumental support to make this exhibition possible in Arequipa. I also thank Jim Mora and Angelica Naka for their kind assistance in carrying out the exhibition in Kyoto. I will also very grateful to all visitors to sample paths.

Pavilion of Spain