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    Artist Blog by Luciana L. Schütz

    Tolar Grande is a six-block length village located in the middle of the Puna de Atacama desert in Argentina. A vast and uninhabited territory that many scientists compare with Mars. It is 357 km far from the city of Salta and 170 km from Chile`s borders of Socompa. A very small village whose existence is due to geopolitical issues, delineating the border between these two countries.

    Through this project, I wanted to illustrate how we inhabit this world. With the past of time, these raw landscapes become more and more deteriorated and dry forcing the local populations to abandon them and move elsewhere.

    The focus was on finding what kind of traces we leave behind. What footprints?

    Luciana L. Schütz is part of Guest Room: »Marina Paulenka & Thomas Schäfer«.

    Check out her Artist Feature “Ácido”.

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    Luciana L. Schütz

    Luciana L. Schütz is an audiovisual designer and photographer. She studied Image and Sound Design at the University of Buenos Aires where she worked as an assistant in sociology classes. Holds a master’s degree in documentary film studies from ULHT, SZFE and LUCA School of Arts. Some of her work has been published in international magazines such as Les Inrockuptibles, Intern, Der Greif, iGNANT online magazine, exhibited at MACA museum, Pinakothek der Moderne Gallery in Munich with Der Greif organisation, RENCONTRES Internationales Paris-Berlin film festival, BAFICI and selected by Berlinale Talents as director.