Janet Sternburg, Looking at Mexico / Mexico Looks Back

Looking at Mexico / Mexico Looks Back

Janet Sternburg

Publisher
Distanz
Year
2023
ISBN
978-3-95476-578-2
Specifications
Hardcover
23.5 × 31 cm
184 pages
90 colour illustrations
English / Spanish

The writer, photographer, and philosopher Janet Sternburg (b. Boston, 1943; lives and works in Los Angeles and San Miguel de Allende) looks back at the land that spawned her love for photography; twenty-three years ago, she took her first photos in Mexico. In her new photo series, Sternburg looks at Mexico using low-tech cameras to create a poetic image of the country’s multifaceted culture. In 2022, Sternburg met Jose Alberto Romero Romano, a Mexican physical therapist. Accepting her invitation, both tell their stories of Mexican culture in the book. In addition to a deep cultural exchange, this book tells a story of two people with dierent backgrounds and memories seeking and finding a place of encounter through photography. Looking at Mexico / Mexico Looks Back is Sternburg’s third monograph.

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