Eros, Hypnos y Thanatos

Eros, Hypnos y Thanatos

by Douglas Rivera Córdoba

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Catalog of the photographic work of Douglas Rivera, selected in the 5th Convocatoria "Letras e Imágenes de Nuevo Tiempo" organized by the FCBCB. "Eros, Hypnos y Tánatos by Douglas Rivera contains three concepts, such as close as love, sleep, and death, make up this publicationcon. Themes so recurrent in art, represented by three Greek mythology gods: Eros (god of passionate love), and the brothers Hypnos (god of sleep), and Thanatos (god of death). Forming a metaphor between the impulse of dreams, the infractions of love, and the meaning of death. Therefore, this photographic collection, conceived under the chiaroscuro technique, represents the most sensitive and also the darkest side of the human being. Evoking its evident fragility and its contrasting darkness. Each piece is accompanied by different phrases, quotations and texts that make up Universal Literature, which will lead to the understanding of this photographic collection." (HKB Translation) --Verso Cover.

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