Daidō Moriyama: The City as an Open Wound

By eMe Alonso

1-minute read. Some photographers frame the world; Moriyama claws at it. With his camera as a scalpel and Tokyo’s streets as raw skin, this icon of Japanese underground transforms the everyday into a pulse, an urgency. His black and white isn’t nostalgic—it’s rage, desire, fragment. Since the 1960s, Moriyama hasn’t portrayed the city—he’s collided with…

Between Shadows and Lights: Alberto García-Alix and the CAAC Collection

By eMe Alonso

The exhibition “Diversity in the CAAC Collection: The Photographic Gaze of Alberto García-Alix”, curated by the renowned photographer himself, offers a deep visual reflection on identity and diversity through contemporary photography. Held at the Claustrón Norte of the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (CAAC) in Seville, the show brings together a selection of works that…