Mas
Mas - from a self-published series by Paris based Italian photographer Nicola Lo Calzo exploring the effects of slavery in modern times. Self-published, 2014.
Softcover, 32pg. Color
12.5" x 9"
The photographic essay shows the acuity of the slavery problem in Guadeloupe. There is little doubt that this event in the West Indian history is not a closed wound. The result of this research show's that slavery's past, far from being obliterated from the Caribbean memories, appears as a key period, sometimes occulted, sometimes rehabilitated, sometimes reinterpreted, and it remains at the heart of relations in the country. - Nicola Lo Calzo
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Mas
Mas - from a self-published series by Paris based Italian photographer Nicola Lo Calzo exploring the effects of slavery in modern times. Self-published, 2014.
Softcover, 32pg. Color
12.5" x 9"
The photographic essay shows the acuity of the slavery problem in Guadeloupe. There is little doubt that this event in the West Indian history is not a closed wound. The result of this research show's that slavery's past, far from being obliterated from the Caribbean memories, appears as a key period, sometimes occulted, sometimes rehabilitated, sometimes reinterpreted, and it remains at the heart of relations in the country. - Nicola Lo Calzo
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Mas - from a self-published series by Paris based Italian photographer Nicola Lo Calzo exploring the effects of slavery in modern times. Self-published, 2014.
Softcover, 32pg. Color
12.5" x 9"
The photographic essay shows the acuity of the slavery problem in Guadeloupe. There is little doubt that this event in the West Indian history is not a closed wound. The result of this research show's that slavery's past, far from being obliterated from the Caribbean memories, appears as a key period, sometimes occulted, sometimes rehabilitated, sometimes reinterpreted, and it remains at the heart of relations in the country. - Nicola Lo Calzo
