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{…) We see that in the shift from the photographic to the graphic mode, distinct instances of landscape can become grade, gradation: the volumetric can take flight; the paths condense into linear incisions; the descriptive becomes narrative, or, freer still, expressive; the certain of the photograph is transformed into the uncertain of the print, but also, the ambiguous scales or forms of the photographic can become new certainties in the reality of the etching{...}.
María Elena Ramos
August 2012