"You can't see me, but I don't exist" Low-fi / Photocopies Marisol Mendez (BO)

Marisol Mendez (BO)

Jerónimo Rivero: Concept

How does it affect him

leaving the viewer to try to figure which title is represented on each page

It is a living collage that reflects and documents a long and painful process of collective grief

"You can't see me, but I don't exist" Low-fi / Photocopies Marisol Mendez (BO)While photographing refugees in France, Belgium, Austria, and Sweden in 2018, Alan Gignoux noticed that a recurring theme among them was the gradual erosion of self, resulting from prolonged periods of living in limbo at the fringes of society. In the UK, people seeking asylum similarly endure extended periods of uncertainty while awaiting a response to their applications. Unable to work, they may endure poverty or destitution, poor physical and