This edition of Luna Córnea is a comprehensive monograph on Nacho López, one of the most important Mexican photographers of the second half of the 20th century: best known for his photojournalism in illustrated magazines, he also explored architecture, dance and anthropology. But it is his precise and rigorous, lucid and critical images of the streets of the capital that make him the photographer par excellence of the contradictory mid-century city.

Nacho López also created a certain type of cinema, a kind of street performance, in which he deploys efficient and unsuspected narrative resources.