The Least Breath

The Least Breath - Inspired by Ovid's Metamorphoses, an album in which the photographer connects the animal, plant, mineral and human worlds in a kind of cosmogony highlighting the interweaving of the elements of life with each other, their relationship to the whole and their interactions. \n \nSandra Rocha was inspired by Ovid's Metamorphoses to design and bring together the photographs in this book. Where the classic author reports on all the myths where human or divine beings metamorphose into other beings of the nature, Sandra Rocha directly takes hold of the animal, plant and mineral worlds to connect them in a kind of cosmogony. Human presence is finds itself taken at the same level as all the other elements making up our world. Sandra Rocha photographically questions what a philosopher like Emanuele Coccia was able to develop in his latest works: how the elements of life can interact with each other while being intrinsically linked to the whole. A kind of Eden found that the photographer reinvents in The least breath; text “The shape of things / The shape of things” by João Pinharanda, color photos.