Take a Breath
Néster Núñez Gómez

Take a Breath

FROM THE SERIES: Obsidia 66

Photography - 2025
Limited edition
Digital print on museum-quality paper
40 x 60 cm
Includes a Certificate of Authenticity
Shown at
400 USD
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    Artwork Statement

    During the summer, children go to the spring to play and bathe. Water has not reached their homes for months, and the state supply by tanker trucks is highly irregular. There is no sign that the crisis will be resolved in the short or medium term—quite the opposite. As with access to drinking water, there are many other human rights that the government cannot guarantee to millions of Cubans.

    In the photograph, the plastic bucket is already broken. That is to say, the pitcher. And the spring: contaminated.

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