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The Colors of Trujillo (2018 Edition, Large Landscape)

A Love Letter to Peru's City of Eternal Spring

by Adela Hurtado

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About the Book
Adela Hurtado was taken to visit her family’s hometown of Trujillo, Peru every summer as a child—an experience shared by many immigrant families. After many years of not visiting the city, Adela returned with her family in 2018 and was fascinated by the streets, especially its colorful, colonial buildings, and her father’s stories of what they used to be and who used to live in them. Her photos of these buildings turned into The Colors of Trujillo, documenting the changing, deteriorating, and disappearing structures that bring the city of Trujillo to life.
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http://www.adelahurtado.com
Features & Details
  • Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
  • Additional Categories Architecture, Street Photography
  • Project Option: Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
    # of Pages: 52
  • Publish Date: Apr 13, 2018
  • Language English
  • Keywords peru, old, architecture, trujillo, photography
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About the Creator
adelahurtado
Adela Hurtado
United States

Adela Hurtado is a lawyer, photographer, and animator. Born and raised in Miami Beach to Peruvian immigrant parents, she left to study at New York University and Fordham University School of Law, specializing in East Asian Studies and human rights. Adela now manages her legal career, working with public interest NGOs, States, and the United Nations, and her artistic career. As a photographer, Adela first studied the art in Shanghai in 2013. Since then, she has exhibited and done projects in China, New York, and, most recently in the city of Trujillo, Peru, her family’s hometown, with the project, “The Colors of Trujillo.” This latest project is a tribute to the city and its old buildings still standing.

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