Abelardo Morell's book celebrates twenty-five years of his innovative photography, capturing the essence of visual surprise and wonder. Born in Havana and educated at Yale, Morell initially gained acclaim for his black-and-white images of domestic objects from a child's perspective and his inventive use of camera obscura, projecting outdoor scenes into indoor spaces. His recent work employs color and a tent camera technique, adding a painterly quality to his pictures. This comprehensive book features an essay by Elizabeth Siegel, an interview, and a chronology, offering a detailed look at Morell's career and artistic evolution.
