Blur
Diego Hoefel
This was one of the first pictures I took when we started quarantining. It was a photo taken almost out of curiosity. I remember listening to music and looking at the rain. A month ago, the idea of not being able to go anywhere seemed crazy, a bit like being in a Chris Marker futuristic film. Now, reviewing the images, I found this one interesting. The outside loses its contours. It turns into a
half-visible mass. A world there, but inaccessible.
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