"Subte A" - Photograph - Susan Fernandez Paglia -Signed-1980's
"Subte A" by Susan Fernandez Paglia is a striking black and white photograph that encapsulates the essence of the Buenos Aires Underground, serving as both a nod to the city’s rich history and a poignant reflection on the Argentine occupation of the Falkland Islands in 1982. Measuring 8.5x11 inches, this signed piece is part of a compelling series that navigates the complex social and political landscape of Buenos Aires during a turbulent era. The stark contrasts and intricate compositions invite viewers to dive into the depths of urban life, evoking a sense of nostalgia and contemplation. Paglia’s work captures the subtle nuances of a transit system that's much more than mere transportation—it embodies a city in flux, echoing the resilient spirit of its people.
"Subte A" by Susan Fernandez Paglia is a striking black and white photograph that encapsulates the essence of the Buenos Aires Underground, serving as both a nod to the city’s rich history and a poignant reflection on the Argentine occupation of the Falkland Islands in 1982. Measuring 8.5x11 inches, this signed piece is part of a compelling series that navigates the complex social and political landscape of Buenos Aires during a turbulent era. The stark contrasts and intricate compositions invite viewers to dive into the depths of urban life, evoking a sense of nostalgia and contemplation. Paglia’s work captures the subtle nuances of a transit system that's much more than mere transportation—it embodies a city in flux, echoing the resilient spirit of its people.
"Subte A" by Susan Fernandez Paglia is a striking black and white photograph that encapsulates the essence of the Buenos Aires Underground, serving as both a nod to the city’s rich history and a poignant reflection on the Argentine occupation of the Falkland Islands in 1982. Measuring 8.5x11 inches, this signed piece is part of a compelling series that navigates the complex social and political landscape of Buenos Aires during a turbulent era. The stark contrasts and intricate compositions invite viewers to dive into the depths of urban life, evoking a sense of nostalgia and contemplation. Paglia’s work captures the subtle nuances of a transit system that's much more than mere transportation—it embodies a city in flux, echoing the resilient spirit of its people.
