Yordan Duke

Untitled / Sin título

Photography - 2022

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Digital photography / Giclée print using Lucia Pro II pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Luster paper. Satin finish.

40 x 60 cm

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Artwork Statement

This is a standalone photograph—it does not belong to any previous series or project; it is one of those images that reveal themselves the moment you see them. I took it during a work-related photography outing; I simply saw it. At the far end of Havana Bay lies this forgotten spot, where the elevation offers a view of much of the city. There—abandoned by its devotees like a temple devoid of faith—stands a sculptural ensemble dedicated to Lenin. I do not know what the artistic intention behind the monument was... but I felt a sense of oppression.