Shot in the El Hoyo labyrinth in Patagonian Chubut, the series by Alejandro Chaskielberg viscerally portrays the array of emotions people experience when they wander through the maze. Using a carefully-constructed scenographic lighting technique, the photographs were shot using torches on nights when there was a full moon, during exposures that lasted some ten minutes. Created by Claudio Levi and Doris Romera on the lands scorched by the fires that swept through the region at the end of the 1980s, the El Hoyo Labyrinth symbolizes the recovery of nature. It is the energy of this transformation that Chaskielberg attempts to convey in his striking photographs.
