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Squatter Imaginaries
"One of the most intriguing facets of Dionisio Gonzalez's photographic constructions is that they immediately question the viewer's knowledge of what a "slum" actually looks like and what are the political forces that shape slums. To that end, he asks us if "slum" is even an appropriate term at all. Viewers less familiar with these spaces may not detect the careful nuances of his work and instead simply digest these as neither appropriate nor inappropriate images of global poverty, but rather as ones that are simply real."
Subtopia.
Also read Lebbeus Woods and Bryan Finoki comments at the end.
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good stuff. powerful thinking from smart people in that post.
thanks for that, bryan!
thank you!
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