A visual essay by César Pesquera
The Tangible
Panji, Hampi, Alappuzha and Rameshwaran, India
A vision of India by César Pesquera
We landed in Bombay. It was our first destination of a three-month trip that would take us to India, Burma, Thailand and Vietnam. I have never had an especially mystical or spiritual nature but this trip changed us. India is another planet. You have the feeling of having landed in another place, a place where your people live from other premises, with other mental schemes, you can feel that our worlds have developed in parallel, alien to each other, for a long time. It is a place of opposites, of extremes.
Photography and words by César Pesquera
Edited by Bis Turnor
Traveller/s
César Pesquera
Film Director, Photographer and Writer
César Pesquera never wanted to be a director but remembers very vividly as a kid going to open air cinema sessions with his dad. Now he passionately makes films, directs music videos and commercials and writes. His films combine the grammar of cinema with a taste for conceptualisation and visual experimentation. They have been shown in festivals like BFI London Film Festival, SXSW, Festival de Sitges, Aesthetica Film Festival or Slamdance.
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