A visual essay by Cristina Guerrero and Sara Guerrero
Wildness
Australia, East Coast
A vision by Cristina Guerrero and Sara Guerrero
A reunion trip along the Australian East Coast. After six months and 15,000 km in between us, we are in the same tropical land. The story begins in the Daintree forest, loneliness and wild landscapes, a reconnection with ourselves and the timeless feeling of being at home, but in an unknown place. One road and one month, following the ocean call and the weather transitions. Leaving the heat, the humidity and enjoying the simplicity of nomadic life. The immensity of the landscape through the windows, with the dance of yellows, earth tones and the smoke trail of bushfires. Together, we find ourselves in relation to the land and the wildness that lives in it.
Photography and words from Sara & Cristina Guerrero
Edited by Bis Turnor
Traveller/s
Cristina Guerrero
Art Director and Designer
Cristina Guerrero is an art director and designer from Barcelona based in Melbourne. Inspired by meaningful stories and a nostalgia for nature, her work explores the interaction between Art, Design and Sustainability.
Co-founder of Udde, an artistic duo creating visual narratives and empowered actions with a mission to make sustainability happen in the contemporary era.
@acrispadaSara Guerrero
Model, photographer and filmmaker
Sara Guerrero is a model, photographer and filmmaker from Barcelona. Her work aims to create awareness for animal welfare and environmental issues. With a unique sense inspired by light, she organically captures the beauty of nature. Co-founder of Udde, an artistic duo creating visual narratives and empowered actions with a mission to make sustainability happen in the contemporary era.
