Mexico
A journey to the most hopeful places on earth
Enormous and perilous — Earth is a place of wonder that challenges the most adventurous of us to explore its versatile landscape. With his unerring eye for architecture and the way people live with it, Iwan Baan photographs his way through the world. For See All This, he curated a guide to the 30 most hopeful places on earth. Through his lens, you’re invited to discover the most exceptional places on our planet, such as Coyoacán House in Mexico City.
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Courtyard of the house, Mexico City, Mexico, 2021
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Rituals: ‘Not static or nostalgic, but alive’
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Self-discipline: ‘Reality, rhythm and roots’
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Nature: ‘An equal co-creator’
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Collectivism: ‘Not driven by ego’
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Animism: ‘Reverence for the forest and the river’
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Human vs. machine: ‘The hopeless future’
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Metamorphosis: ‘Manipulation is timeless’
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Art Unlimited: Editorial #41
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Asma’s Beauty Case: ‘History moves slowly’
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BREAKING #307: ‘We are in what passes away’
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BREAKING #306: ‘I’m not a performing monkey’
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BREAKING #305: It grew dark, but we didn’t need any light.
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Li’s Forecast #8: Patterns in textile
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Asma’s Beauty Case: ‘Who am I actually working for?’
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There’s No Movement Without Friction: Director David Claerbout on ‘The Woodcarver and the Forest’
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BREAKING #304: ‘If you have not stood face to face with something, it has simply not truly been known by you.’
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BREAKING #303: ‘That dizzying, hopeless procession of transformations’
