Felipe Romero Beltrán - Bravo Blitz & Enzianblau

Felipe Romero Beltrán - Bravo Blitz & EnzianblauLoose Joints 2025 Identity and geography intersect in Romero Beltrn's conceptual poetics of suspended time and human resilience on the US Mexico border. Bravo situates itself in the liminal space of the Rio Bravo, a site of perpetual tension and migration where identity and geography intersect. Focusing on a 270 kilometre stretch of the river, Romero Beltrans Bravo constructs an elusive visual narrative where the river itself becomes a silent

Drawing from her extensive background in documentary filmmaking and her deep-seated concern for ecological issues

to contemporary newspapers and family albums

And the idea of time itself

Design: Sarah Kluder

broken architecture

Mike Mills’s script is accompanied by a foreword by Greta Gerwig

Soth offers an angular and unresolved reflection on artmaking at different stages of life and the relations of photography

The fact that first a state collapsed and then an entire society changed remains almost invisible in the images of school enrolments

with both projects conceived of together directly following the birth of the artist’s first child and while she was pregnant with her second

the significance of contemporary remembrance culture and commemoration complement the examination of the rupture of civilization and the terror of National Socialism in the immediate vicinity of the town of classicism and great German poets and thinkers

67 duotone plates

Italian for Tomada and Spanish for Verlezza