Portraits of abused animals, from highway roadkill to the circus
Estela de Castro (born 1978) is a renowned Spanish portrait photographer who currently serves as the official photographer of the Spanish royal family. Though she has had a vast and wide-ranging career, her work has always maintained a strong link to the struggle for human and animal rights. In this latest series, de Castro aims to raise awareness about animal abuse through portraits of animals rescued from circumstances of abandonment, captivity, hunting, testing, breeding or illegal trafficking. These powerful images make us reflect on the ways in which we classify, control and dominate everything that human beings have deemed to belong to a separate species.
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Estela de Castro (Madrid, 1978) es fotógrafa y profesora especializada en fotografía de retrato. Parte de su obra está fuertemente vinculada a la lucha por los derechos humanos y de los animales. Su obra está presente en la colección del Ministerio de Cultura de España, el Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo CA2M, Fundación ENAIRE, Asamblea de Madrid, COEM y diversas colecciones privadas.
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Hardback. Condition: New. This series of touching images marks a position when looking at the world, without making a distinction between animals and humans, a starting point in which they regain their dignity and look at us as equals.These images make us reflect on the way we classify, control and dominate everything the human beings have called species. If we leave aside the species division, each one of these beings has the same right to dignity and fulfillment as the rest of the people. Each photograph in this book has a story behind it, which is narrated next to each image. The animals photographed are inhabitants of Animal Rescue Spain, Santuario Gaia, Rainfer, Santuario Vegan, Birds Friends, Granja Natura, Fundación FIEB, Grefa, Primadomus and Wild Forest Reserve, among other institutions. Seller Inventory # LU-9788418934063
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Hardback. Condition: New. This series of touching images marks a position when looking at the world, without making a distinction between animals and humans, a starting point in which they regain their dignity and look at us as equals.These images make us reflect on the way we classify, control and dominate everything the human beings have called species. If we leave aside the species division, each one of these beings has the same right to dignity and fulfillment as the rest of the people. Each photograph in this book has a story behind it, which is narrated next to each image. The animals photographed are inhabitants of Animal Rescue Spain, Santuario Gaia, Rainfer, Santuario Vegan, Birds Friends, Granja Natura, Fundación FIEB, Grefa, Primadomus and Wild Forest Reserve, among other institutions. Seller Inventory # LU-9788418934063
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Portraits of abused animals, from highway roadkill to the circus. Estela de Castro (born 1978) is a renowned Spanish portrait photographer who currently serves as the official photographer of the Spanish royal family. Though she has had a vast and wide-ranging career, her work has always maintained a strong link to the struggle for human and animal rights. In this latest series, de Castro aims to raise awareness about animal abuse through portraits of animals rescued from circumstances of abandonment, captivity, hunting, testing, breeding or illegal trafficking. These powerful images make us reflect on the ways in which we classify, control and dominate everything that human beings have deemed to belong to a separate species. AUTHOR: Estela de Castro (Madrid, 1978). Photographer and professor specialised in portrait photography. Part of her work is strongly linked to the struggle for human and animal rights. Her photographs are present in the collection of the Ministry of Culture of Spain, the Centro de ArteDos de Mayo CA2M, ENAIRE Foundation, Asambleade Madrid, COEM and in several private collections. SELLING POINTS: . Estela de Castro is a renowned Spanish portrait photographer who currently serves as the official photographer of the Spanish royal family . Portraits of animals rescued from situations of abandonment like hunting, circus, zoo, laboratories, etc. Images are close-up, the animals (birds, turtles, horses, sheep, etc.) seem calm and relaxed in front of a dark background, which recalls classic studio portraiture 100 colour images With this photographic project, Estela de Castro seeks to raise awareness about animal abuse, through portraits of mistreated animals rescued from situations of abandonment, hunting, circuses, zoos, laboratories, being run over, breeding farms or illegal trafficking. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9788418934063
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