Supernova
Olmo González
Madrid
1981
One day in 2012, for the first time in six years, I felt annoyed with being the subject in front of Olmo’s camera. It was aggressive, and cold, and dirty, and far. It was the first of many ruptures. Because Supernova is the story of many ruptures. We broke up a relationship. We broke up plans. We broke up a family. We have broken the beliefs, the roads, the dishes, the days. We have broken up everything to start all over. And here we are today, looking at a bang, looking at the sunrise. A sunrise without prospects. But one sunrise, after all.
(Text by Patricia Reguero Ríos)
Photojournalist until 2013 Documentary photographer until 2014 Artist until 2015 Currently: Investigating the effects of the distribution of images on the internet
