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Remembering the Future

by Albarran Cabrera

Photographs: Angel Albarrán, Anna Cabrera

Text: Amanda Renshaw

Publisher: RM Editorial

64 pages

Year: 2018

ISBN: 978-84-17047-51-1

Comments: 20,3 x 31,8 cm, Hardback

For years, Angel Albarrán (born 1969) and Anna Cabrera (born 1969) have been the preferred printers for museums and world-renowned photographers such as Masao Yamamoto. Recently they have branched out as artists themselves, experimenting with new and traditional print techniques and exhibiting worldwide.

The Editorial RM released a special edition of the book “Remembering the Future” by Albarran Cabrera. A word from the authors, Angel Albarrán et Anna Cabrera about their work: "Thinking about the past and future can seem different activities, but when we think about the future, we do the same mental work as when we remember. We just remember a future that hasn't happened yet. These two activities, remembering the past and future, are deeply connected and never stop. We perform them during our entire life, in a more or less conscious way, to define ourselves, to understand our world."

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Remembering the Future

by Albarran Cabrera

Photographs: Angel Albarrán, Anna Cabrera

Text: Amanda Renshaw

Publisher: RM Editorial

64 pages

Year: 2018

ISBN: 978-84-17047-51-1

Comments: 20,3 x 31,8 cm, Hardback

For years, Angel Albarrán (born 1969) and Anna Cabrera (born 1969) have been the preferred printers for museums and world-renowned photographers such as Masao Yamamoto. Recently they have branched out as artists themselves, experimenting with new and traditional print techniques and exhibiting worldwide.

The Editorial RM released a special edition of the book “Remembering the Future” by Albarran Cabrera. A word from the authors, Angel Albarrán et Anna Cabrera about their work: "Thinking about the past and future can seem different activities, but when we think about the future, we do the same mental work as when we remember. We just remember a future that hasn't happened yet. These two activities, remembering the past and future, are deeply connected and never stop. We perform them during our entire life, in a more or less conscious way, to define ourselves, to understand our world."

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