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El Mundo Inalcanzable
de Susana San Juan Homenaje a Juan Rulfo
El Mundo Inalcanzable de Susana San Juan is a series of photographs based on the Mexican novel “Pedro Páramo,“ a tragic myth of Mexico, by Juan Rulfo. The setting is a town in ruins; the characters, souls wandering in, doing penance, telling their stories.
El Pueblo
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Among them is Susana San Juan, whose entire discourse is one of memory and delusions, delivered from her tomb. It is the story of a woman forced to take refuge in madness as a means of protecting her inner world from the ravages of the forces around her: a cruel and tyrannical patriarchy, a church that offers no redemption, the senseless violence of revolution, death itself.
El Camino
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These photographs are my attempt to depict this world as seen through the eyes of its tragic heroine. It is my homage in images to Mexico, to Juan Rulfo and to Susana San Juans everywhere who will not be possessed.
This series was created in collaboration with Jacqueline Miró and is dedicated to my daughter Iris.
Susana San Juan
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El Vuelo
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La Golondrina
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El Arbolito
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Los Escalones
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Susana y La Muerte
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Cuerpo Atado
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El Paramo
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Ave Muerta
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Luz De Candela
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La Vela
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La Llama
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Cuartos Abandonados
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La Mano
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El Patron
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La Catedral
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La Pordiosera
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La Fiesta
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Espinas
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El Viento
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Susana en las Sombras
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Los Arcos
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El Final
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La Ruina
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El Volcan
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