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CHOLETS Photo exhibition by Yuri Segalerba Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/552965441801555/ Vernissage: 27 September, 18:30 Exhibition: from 28 September till 12 October 2018 BOTSCHAFT DES PLURINATIONALEN STAATES BOLIVIEN Wichmannstraße 6, 10787 Berlin Admission is free In the Andean Plateau, at over 4000 meters high, rises El Alto, satellite city of La Paz, founded in 1985. Today it counts almost one million of inhabitants and it's the second most populated city in Bolivia after Santa Cruz de la Sierra. The Aymara natives, come from the countryside, make up about 75% of the population and are now part of the new middle class. A growing economy and a renewed sense of indigenous pride has led to the rise of a new style of architecture which introduced some color in the city of El Alto, mostly characterized by a strong use of exposed brick. These extravagant and colorful Nuevo Andino (New Andean) style buildings are called Cholet, a mix between the words “chalet” and “cholo”-a dismissive racial epithet that it is used in some Latin American countries to identify the indigenous population- The authorship of this new style can be entrusted to the self-taught architect Freddy Mamani Silvestre and in his wake other members of the nascent Aymara bourgeoisie started to build their houses inspired by the colors and forms of indigenous folklore. The Cholets have a fixed structure: on the first floor there is a commercial activity -butcher's shop, ironmongery's store, bazaar ..-, at the second there is the party hall, to the third apartments that the owners rent to amortize the cost of the building, and on the top floor the Cholet proper, the home of the owners. These buildings in El Alto became the representation of economical success. During a trip to Bolivia, Yuri Segalerba retraced the streets of El Alto to discover these buildings and photographing them focusing on the social and architectural contrast they represent, without ignoring the uniqueness of the geometry and chromaticity typical of this style. ----------------------------- Yuri Segalerba, genoves transferred in Berlin, dragged from his passion for abandoned industrial areas, has been working in photography since 2009. The interest in architecture, industrial archeology, sociology and cultural minorities give him inspiration to choose the objectives of his trips, during which he ventures to the most hidden places on the planet documenting different social situations. His photos are characterized by symmetries, geometric shapes and central perspectives that tend to flatten the subject, giving a two-dimensional sensation of it.
Card players Puerto Cayo, Ecuador 04-2017
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A walk through Yangoon - Pt.2 Yangoon, Myanmar 08-2015
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A walk through Yangoon - Pt.1 Yangoon, Myanmar 08-2015
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Force Mandalay, Myanmar 08-2015
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Little Monks Mandalay, Myanmar 08-2015
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Market chicks Iquitos, Peru 2017
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“L'amour est une rose chaque pétale une illusion chaque épine une réalité” Potosì, Bolivia 2017 Copyright © Yuri Segalerba, All Rights Reserved
#152 Buenos Aires, Argentina 2017
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BLOCKS Across Serbian and Croatian suburbs, with accentuated o flattened perspectives and a shot that never start from the floor, Yuri Segalerba introduces an interpretation more abstract then architectonic of several buildings from the socialist Yugoslavian era. The exhibition is completed by 2 collections of street photography shot in Croatia and Vietnam by the same artist. Admission is free EVENT: https://www.facebook.com/events/1133051103455508/ WHERE: Wale Caffee, Hobrechtstraße 24, 12047 Berlin WHEN: 17-09-2016, from 18:00 WHO: www.yurisegalerba.com www.facebook.com/my.point.of.view.ys www.instagram.com/yuriorbital
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The city of floating dreams In the city of floating dreams, the sunlight doesn't exist. The hours of dark follow each other one after another, in an everlasting night. The only source of light of the city are small flames of wishes and promises that slide on the river, pushed by the nostalgic music of a piano that arrives from who knows where. To kindle this wishes are the cold bony fingers of tired grannies who, from the dark, call in a whisper couples and children, offering them the light of a dream in exchange of a few Dong. Their faces emerge from the shadow, they get shape from the meeting between the red light of the dreams and the black and deep wrinkles that melt in the dark of the night. When somebody buys a wish the granny, from the top of the bridge, lets it fall with her long stick, down till the river, and for each wish she sells, she lights another one. to Irene _______________________________________________________________________ La città dei sogni galleggianti Nella città dei sogni galleggianti, non esiste la luce del sole. Le ore di buio si inseguono una dietro l'altra, in una eterna notte. L'unica fonte di luce della città sono le piccole fiammelle di desideri e promesse che scivolano sul fiume, spinte da una nostalgica musica di pianoforte che arriva da non si sa dove. Ad accendere questi desideri sono le fredde dita ossute di nonnine stanche che, dal buio, chiamano con un filo di voce coppie e bambini, offrendo loro la luce di un sogno in cambio di pochi Dong. I loro volti affiorano dall'ombra, prendono forma dall'incontro tra la luce rossa dei sogni e le nere e profonde rughe che si fondono nel buio della notte. Quando qualcuno compra un desiderio, la nonnina, da in cima al ponte, lo lascia scendere con il suo lungo bastone giù fino al fiume e per ogni desiderio che vende ne illumina un atro. A Irene Copyright © Yuri Segalerba, All Rights Reserved