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Our first performance is called ‘Morfologías Fluctuantes’ (Fluctuating Morphologies), with footage shot in a former industrial area of Barcelona (Las Tres Ximeneas) and in the Monegros desert. The special sound has been developped by our dear friend and artist Alfredo Costa Monteiro.

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This piece slowly expands into a triptych that, through pendulum movements, evokes not only a temporality without beginning or end, but also a state of transition.

This perpetual movement reveals traces of human activity in the form of post-industrial landscapes that did not survive the passage of time, carrying within them the omen of a change to come.
A change towards natural horizons that in their opposite rectilinear movements recalls the circularity of time, accentuated by the materiality and texture of the rocks that are a symbol of durability and permanence.

The sound, obtained with several oscillators connected to three photoelectric cells, adds very subtle sonic transformations, depending on each of these movements.
This device is used here in a way that does not disturb the fluidity of the images, thus creating a very intricate relationship between what is seen and what is heard.

And little by little that materiality is dissolving, finally becoming air.

Screened and performed at:

Zumzeig Cinema, Barcelona

Le Lieu Unique, Nantes

Antic Teatre, Barcelona

Gran Lux, Saint Etienne

Le 102, Grenoble

CCCB, Barcelona

Image

Barbara Ghidini
2 x 16mm NT projectors, zoom lenses, water, transparencies

Antonio Bértolo
2 x 16mm NT projectors, zoom lenses, image multipliers, filters, prisms, transparencies

Sound

Alfredo Costa Monteiro
oscillators, photoelectric cells, radios

ITINERANT PICS is a Barcelona-based Itinerant Photography Studio specializing in handcrafted portaits using traditional photographic processes.

This project started reviving the tradition of the fotografo minutero — the street photographer who, in the early 20th century, captured portraits “in a minute” using a handmade wooden camera.
By recreating this analog process, Itinerant Pics invites people to slow down and experience the magic of light, chemistry, and human connection — taking home not just a portrait, but a tangible moment of shared time.

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I travel with my mobile artisan studio, bringing the magic of analog photography to events, festivals, and private gatherings.

A body of traditional photographic techniques I employ, thoughtfully adapted and offered for a diverse range of events and experiences.

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