Albarrán Cabrera - Remembering the Future - 2018





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Remembering the Future by Albarrán Cabrera is a 2018 first-edition photography book in English, published by RM as a 64-page hardcover.
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For years, Angel Albarrán (born in 1969) and Anna Cabrera (born in 1969) have been the preferred printers for museums and world-renowned photographers such as Masao Yamamoto. Recently, they have expanded as artists, experimenting with new traditional printing techniques and exhibiting all over the world. In addition to mastering traditional techniques such as platinum prints and cyanotypes, they have developed a unique printing technology: printing photographs with pigments on thin Japanese paper, which is then placed on gold leaf, imbuing the images with a supernatural quality.
This album is one of the most magnificent in recent years, demonstrating the extraordinary beauty of the duo’s masterful photographic and printing techniques. Frequent trips to Japan fuel the content of these photographs, often wonderfully abstract in their printing treatment; color photographs.
rare first edition
For years, Angel Albarrán (born in 1969) and Anna Cabrera (born in 1969) have been the preferred printers for museums and world-renowned photographers such as Masao Yamamoto. Recently, they have expanded as artists, experimenting with new traditional printing techniques and exhibiting all over the world. In addition to mastering traditional techniques such as platinum prints and cyanotypes, they have developed a unique printing technology: printing photographs with pigments on thin Japanese paper, which is then placed on gold leaf, imbuing the images with a supernatural quality.
This album is one of the most magnificent in recent years, demonstrating the extraordinary beauty of the duo’s masterful photographic and printing techniques. Frequent trips to Japan fuel the content of these photographs, often wonderfully abstract in their printing treatment; color photographs.
rare first edition

