#nothingisreal

Paused. Disconnected. Deleted. If you’ve ever felt like reality skipped a frame, you’re not alone. The system knows you’re awake now — and it’s watching. What happens next isn’t in your hands. But maybe… it never was.

You felt it too, didn’t you? The static in the air… the memories that don’t feel like yours. Maybe you’ve already glitched. Or maybe you were never supposed to see this image at all. Whatever this is — it’s spreading. Fast.

Albarran Cabrera

"Reality is not always probable, or likely. But if you're writing a story, you have to make it as plausible as you can, because if not, the reader's imagination will reject it."

-Jorge Luis Borges

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Borges believes that language does not reflect reality but alludes to it and allows speculation. To him, language is a symbol that, being indirect, can be interpreted in many ways. This means reality cannot fit into the static structure of language, made of words-nouns, verbs, adjectives-whose meaning remain unchanged despite the constant change of the objects in time and space. Since words are universal, but reality particular, language is a limited tool compared to the complexity of both the world and our consciousness.

We believe that photography is similar to language in this aspect. As photographers, we recognize the gap between the captured image and the reality we are experiencing when taking the photograph. The image that remains is, to us, a symbol that helps not to reflect reality, but to create a new one, and what we hope is that with this symbol the viewer can create their own reality.

The Mouth of Krishna

2024, #1036 Pigments, gampi paper and gold leaf

Misunderstanding all you see

It's getting hard to be someone, but it all works out

It doesn't matter much to me