The birth of science was the death of superstition.
— Thomas Huxley (Darwin’s bulldog).
We always searched for answers.
Throughout history, throughout the ages, we are continually looking for ways to justify our existence, reasons to justify what our mind could not. A long time ago, some beliefs were taken for granted.
At that time, men and women of faith said to hold the cure for all ills, to have the answers to all concerns. They were masters bearing knowledge from generations upon, holders of a truth that ordinary mortals could only imagine without never understanding. Today, they seem to have disappeared, thrown by the globalization to obscurantism, remain there hidden from the gaze of the modern world.
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The series was exhibited at the TPG New Talent (TNT) exhibition at The Photographer’s Gallery in 2019