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Hello! This is my first post for @burndiary. This week I’ll be contributing with some pictures of my daily life in Athens, Greece. This includes my personal project “The Attendants” a project that focuses on prostitution and moments from my life in the city. #inside the Ministry of Development, on assignment for Die Zeit. Photo by Myrto Papadopoulos @myrtophoto
This is my last post for @burndiary – a big thank you to the @davidalanharvey @diegorlando @kayaleeberne and all the Burn team for sharing BIOPHILIA through this past week, and to the whole Burn audience for the enthusiast feedback and for the messages. The journey through Argentina continues, so stay tuned @marcovernaschi for future posts. …
We spent a great day today with the gauchos of Coronel Arias. Their unforgettable “asado de llama” will be remembered for a long, long time… @marcovernaschi
Nelly, wearing with proud her feathers, in Coctaca.The Samilantes are a cultural group within the Quebrada of Humahuaca. Their tradition lasts since centuries and is inspired by the Nandu bird. Photo by Marco Vernaschi @marcovernaschi
Early morning sun in Coctaca, waiting for the Samilantes to come out from their nest…@marcovernaschi
…And finally came Marcelo, a solitary la herder who faces strong winds and burning sun, to take care of our new, curious friends. Marcelo played his horn and drum during the ritual of “la señalada”, which consists in adorning the animals with some wool to protect them from diseases. Photo by Marco Vernaschi @marcovernaschi
Another day working in Abra Pampa, in the heart of the Puna Jujeña, with some curious friends…. BIOPHILIA is developing some interesting projects with the Warmi Community. More soon! Photo Marco Vernaschi @marcovernaschi
White light and a windy spirit made the magic around this gaucho girl, at la Peña Blanca. BIOPHILIA is working on a development project with the Gaucho community of Coronel Arias, one of the oldest of Argentina that originally formed as a rebel guerrilla during the independence war (1810-16). Photo by Marco Vernaschi @marcovernaschi
Hello! This is my first post for @burndiary. Through this week I’ll be contributing with some exclusive pictures from the project BIOPHILIA, which I’m currently developing in the North West Argentina. In this image, two Diablos from the Quebrada of Humahuaca, with whom we are working since a month. Los Diablos are the most vibrant …
