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David Hornillos – NORTENORTE is the third installment in David Hornillos photographic trilogy on Madrids railway stations, following Medioda (Atocha) and Ustedes, los vivos (Chamartn). This chapter focuses on Prncipe Po station (formerly Estacin del Norte), continuing his approach of exploring confined spaces and recurring visual motifs. With a brutalist aesthetic and an emphasis on skewed verticality represented by crutches, metal structures, and asphalt this work reflects

satellite monitoring

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possessing a uniquely cool gaze that rejects any sentimentality and portrays its subject with a characteristic sense of distance and cool tonality

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Published to coincide with Geurts' exhibition of the same title at the National Gallery of Victoria

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