50X70 cm …….. 750€ (VAT included) unframed. Series of 24 units
70x100 cm…….. 1.500€ (VAT included) unframed. Series of 12 units.
The house without life – by José María Lamo de Espinosa
Emerging from a wilderness setting, this abandoned home whispers tales of a bygone era. The stone walls, worn by the years, stand proudly, silent witnesses to a once vibrant life, now frozen in eternity. In this black and white photograph, José María Lamo de Espinosa captures the very essence of solitude and abandonment. Every detail of this dilapidated house, from the fallen beams to the gaping windows, tells the story of a human presence that has vanished, swept away by the wind of oblivion.
"The House Without Life" is more than just a depiction of a ruin; it is a poetic exploration of memory and the passage of time. The invasive vegetation reclaims its rights, enveloping the stone and wood, as if to protect the buried secrets of this abandoned place. This poignant scene, imbued with melancholy, encourages the viewer to reflect on the fragility of life and the beauty that remains in abandonment.
Let this inspiring work fill your space with a mysterious and introspective atmosphere, where each glance at the image evokes an inner journey to lost eras and buried memories. José María Lamo de Espinosa, with his sensitive gaze, transforms this vestige into visual poetry, reminding everyone that even in silence, walls have a soul.
