Día-horario-mes-año zine an opening to becomings with

an opening to becomings with (Ali)ass’s ways of knowing the world that are other than those of humans

turning the act of engaging with the book into a full sensory immersion

While researching the visual culture and history of the LGBTQ community

Photography by Jermaine Francis

I went there five times in a week to film them dancing in the twilight

Día-horario-mes-año zine an opening to becomings withThe book presents a series of photographs from 2011 directly related to my fascination and interest in the light effects found in the world, in a way it is a visual log that tries to show the way in which I observe and perceive the world around me. The idea of the book comes after a considera ble grouping of LUX photographs which had no order whatsoever. Technique: HP Indigo printing (CMYK + white ink), hand drawn single copy. Sumi e 80 g m2 paper,