Mina

 

Mina, 2011. Link Artwork produced from a photograph by Iza Daltro. At the age of three, Iza visited one of the mines in Ouro Preto, MG. It was the first time she wore a helmet and protective equipment, and she later gave a spontaneous performance that I photographed. Photography and digital art - Dan Pelegrin Video art - Luís Segadas Sound design - Bruno Esteves Video editing - Carol Sousa Ouro Preto, MG, 2011 Fortaleza, CE, 2020

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