In this interview, carried out by the exhibition curator Enrica Viganò, the thought and career of Duane Michals are discussed in detail, revealing his vision of photography and his relationship with subjects as diverse as religion, politics or sexuality. The American photographer Duane Michals (McKeesport, 1932) is known for his uninhibited approach to the canons of the history of photography, his defence of the potential of the medium as a transmitter of ideas and his personal use of it for narrative purposes. A pocket volume of the series Conversaciones con fotógrafos.