LUIS CASADEVALL

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上海 — 5月7日至10日

Luis Casadevall 的摄影目的简单明了:发自灵魂、直抵灵魂。经年累月,他多次返回哈瓦那,记录当地的安详日常,城市街景、多彩文化与人物肖像。该系列出自其享誉国际的摄影集《We Still Have the Soul》(灵魂依旧)。

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展出作品 — 上海

参展作品——上海
《芭蕾女伶与国旗》
尺寸:27 × 37 厘米

版数:1 / 15

价格:人民币 3,980 元
《马雷贡海滨的音乐家》
尺寸:100 × 70
厘米版号:1/ 10
售价: 人民币12,400元
《放学后的欢乐时光》
尺寸:100 × 70 厘米
版号:1/ 10
售价:人民币12,400元
《芭蕾女伶》
尺寸:135 × 90 厘米
版号:3/5
售价:人民币 23,800 元
《希望犹在》
尺寸:27 × 37 厘米
版号:1/15
售价:人民币 3,980 元
《穿越哈瓦那湾的雷格拉渡轮》
尺寸:27 × 37厘米
版号:2/15
售价:人民币 3,980 元

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Photofairs Shangai at Shangai Exhibition centre

Luis Casadevall photographs with a simple intention: to photograph the soul, and to photograph from the soul. Over many years of returning to Havana, he has captured quiet everyday moments, creating an intimate portrait of the city, its culture and its people.The series is part of the internationally presented photobook We Still Have the Soul.

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Exhibited works — Shanghai

Ballerina and the flag
27cm × 37cm
1 / 15
$550
Musician at the Malecon
100cm × 70cm
1 / 10
$1,800
Playing after school
100cm × 70cm
1 / 10
$1,800
The ballerina
135cm × 90cm
3 / 5
$3,300
Hope is not lost
27cm × 37cm
1 / 15
$550
Regla ferry across Havana Bay
27cm × 37cm
2 / 15
$550

Limited edition fine art prints. Signed and numbered by the artist.

Material: Printed on acid-free Fine Art paper with pigmented inks
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
Framed in black aluminum box frame

Only a limited number of prints from each edition are available. Send a request to:

introduction

Luis Casadevall photographs with a simple intention: to photograph the soul, and to photograph from the soul. Over many years of returning to Havana, he has captured quiet everyday moments, creating an intimate portrait of the city, its culture and its people. The photographs belong to the photobook “We Still Have the Soul.”

Read more about the arist.

Exhibited works – Photo London, 14–17 May, Olympia, Kensington

Looking for food – or anything at all
135 × 90cm
1 / 10
£2,600
Musician at the Malecón
135 × 90cm
1 / 10
£2,600
Learning to survive
135 × 90cm
1 / 10
£2,600
The ballerina
135 × 90cm
2 / 5
£2,600
Nostalgia
27 × 37cm
1 / 15
£450
Regla ferry across Havana Bay
27 × 37cm
2 / 15
$450
Learning to survive
27 × 37cm
1 / 10
£450

Material: Printed on acid-free Fine Art paper with pigmented inks
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
Framed in black aluminum box frame

Additional works, sizes, and the book from this series are available on request.

introduction

Luis Casadevall photographs with a simple intention: to photograph the soul, and to photograph from the soul. Over many years of returning to Havana, he has captured quiet everyday moments, creating an intimate portrait of the city, its culture and its people. The photographs belong to the photobook “We Still Have the Soul.”

Read more about the arist.

Exhibited works — PHotoESPAÑA, 2–14 June, Ateneo de Madrid

Looking for food – or anything at all
135 × 90cm
1 / 10
£2,600
Musician at the Malecón
135 × 90cm
1 / 10
£2,600
Learning to survive
135 × 90cm
1 / 10
£2,600
The ballerina
135 × 90cm
2 / 5
£2,600
Nostalgia
27 × 37cm
1 / 15
£450
Regla ferry across Havana Bay
27 × 37cm
2 / 15
$450
Learning to survive
27 × 37cm
1 / 10
£450

Material: Printed on acid-free Fine Art paper with pigmented inks
Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
Framed in black aluminum box frame

Exhibited works to be confirmed. Please check back soon, or get in touch for enquiries:


















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Excrept from the prologue
We Still Have The Soul is a committed narrative, I would say an intimate one. Luis Casadevall, as far as I can tell, does not denounce or criticize through his photos; he simply bears witness with the resources at his disposal and shows us what he has seen. And that visual testimony, expressed with more cries of pain than with laughter and shouts of joy, is what now envelops the soul of this city—which is my city, and which, heartbreakingly, resembles less and less each day the city it should be. Yet I trust that its soul, if it truly is a soul and behaves as such, will therefore be immortal. Amen.
— Leonardo Padura
In Mantilla, Havana, January 2025