Alteria

Photo series accompanied by a quote from Carlos Castaneda’s A Separate Reality.
TERRACOTA GALERÍA
Photography can be understood as a faithful technical extension of universal human knowledge, as a brave though incomplete artistic interpretation of the immortalized present, or as sterile and fleeting evidence of what was lived in the face of what was gained or suffered.
From Photography we learn the perspective of the whole: that reality, even if it can be manipulated, starts from any specific point and is made up of each one without discarding the other. Practicing this in our own lives is revealing. We should cultivate the patience to take a photograph, to take ownership of a piece of reality and give it meaning, to digest our own dogma and understand the other point of view.

Photo series accompanied by a quote from Carlos Castaneda’s A Separate Reality.

Photo series accompanied by Octavio Paz’s Sonnet II, a poem about the sea and its reflection.

«Oye un canto mi corazón: me opongo a llorar: me lleno de dolor. Nos vamos entre flores: tenemos que dejar esta tierra: estamos prestados unos a otros: ¡iremos a la Casa del Sol!» Nezahualcóyotl. «Nada nuevo bajo el sol»

«Two things fill the mind with ever new and increasing admiration and awe, the oftener and the more steadily we reflect on them: the starry heavens above and the moral law within» Immanuel…

Author: Edwarman Ochoa

Photo series accompanied by Octavio Paz’s poem Visitas, about the countryside entering a room in the city at night.

Dejas, como la luz, un sordo impactode sombra en la retina y, por la oscurahuella que de su tránsito perdura,recuerdo el esplendor de tu contacto. Madrigal Jaime Torres Bodet Ad Lucem: “hacia la luz” en latín

… He made the brow of precious metal;of silver and bronze he forged the neck and chest;and, to swap the roof for the foundation,he carved the feet of fearful clay. Francisco de Quevedo.

The Nevado de Toluca, still referred to as “Xinantécatl” (Naked Man), is a Mexican volcano in the State of Mexico, between the Toluca and Tenango valleys (Matlatzinco Valley). It lies 22 km southwest of Toluca,…

Thousands of years ago, when the Aztec Empire was at its height and ruled the Valley of Mexico, it was common practice to subjugate neighboring peoples and demand mandatory tribute from them. It was then that the chief of the Tlaxcaltecs, sworn enemies of the Aztecs,…

Red Moon In the Mayan seals, born from the energy of the Sun and the Moon, it represents Muluc, a raindrop, a cosmic seed on the threshold of a new Awakened Consciousness. It is the purification…

Macro photographs of arthropods, accompanied by a text by Manuel Vicent.

Photo series accompanied by a quote by Richard Bach about the block of marble each of us is given.

If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; if I can ease one life the aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson

The New Fire Ceremony was a ritual performed by the Mexicas. According to several archaeological interpretations, it was also practiced by other peoples of central Mexico during the Postclassic period. The new fire was lit on the Huizachtepetl, today the Cerro de la Estrella, only at this…