Through these stories, the book Oceano (for seven generations) offers both an interrogation of photographic conventions and a feminist response to landscape histories. Enlisting the past and present inhabitants as collaborators to enact performative and co-constructed moments, images confront historic approaches to portraiture (such as reductive stereotypes, typologies, fabricated tableaus, self-portraiture, and the vernacular). –

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