[{"id":30745,"user_id":24301,"object_id":12549,"object_type":"App\\Story","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:13","created_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:13","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:13","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"object":{"id":12549,"status_id":2,"user_id":24301,"cover_block_id":117707,"place_id":145447,"started_at":"2014-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2017-01-01 00:00:00","is_ongoing":0,"is_unpublished":0,"title":"GOod luck with the future","slug":"good-luck-with-the-future-9ae530ac21","slug_hash":"9ae530ac21","excerpt":"<p>Good luck with the future is a journey of infinite paths, with a critical starting point and an uncertain destiny. It began as an exploration on how our generation lives and feels the future, to finish in an attempt to discover how do we perceive it ourselves. <\/p>","excerpt_raw":"Good luck with the future is a journey of infinite paths, with a critical starting point and an uncertain destiny. It began as an exploration on how our generation lives and feels the future, to finish in an attempt to discover how do we perceive it ourselves. ","body":"<p>Good luck with the future is a journey of infinite paths, with a critical starting point and an uncertain destiny. It began as an exploration on how our generation lives and feels the future, to finish in an attempt to discover how do we perceive it ourselves. <\/p><p>The project is about what could be, and what will be, although we do not know yet. What will never be, and also of what has been suddenly, without expecting it.<\/p><p>This work is done in collaboration with Rita Puig-Serra.<\/p>","body_raw":"Good luck with the future is a journey of infinite paths, with a critical starting point and an uncertain destiny. It began as an exploration on how our generation lives and feels the future, to finish in an attempt to discover how do we perceive it ourselves. \n\nThe project is about what could be, and what will be, although we do not know yet. What will never be, and also of what has been suddenly, without expecting it.\n\nThis work is done in collaboration with Rita Puig-Serra.","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:12","is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"position":null,"created_at":"2017-02-21 16:48:10","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:12","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":0,"has_curators_pick_photographer":true},"activity_attributes":{"place":"Japan","image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/12549\/otjyuac17de59f63.jpg","video_service":null,"video_code":null},"url":"\/dani1523\/story\/good-luck-with-the-future-9ae530ac21","comments":[],"places":[],"place":{"id":145447,"city":null,"region":null,"country":"Japan","country_code":"JP","continent":"Asia","lat":"36.204824","lon":"138.252924","verified":0,"created_at":"2015-11-13 13:57:17","updated_at":"2016-02-04 16:08:41","name":"Japan"},"cover_block_image":{"id":117707,"story_id":12549,"image_id":139987,"video_id":null,"caption":"Inner ring elevated road, Shanghai","caption_raw":"Inner ring elevated road, Shanghai","position":7,"is_explicit":null,"is_admin_explicit":null,"is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"created_at":"2017-07-23 16:51:47","updated_at":"2017-07-23 16:56:22","meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":0},"activity_attributes":{"story":{"title":"GOod luck with the future","started_at":"2014-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2017-01-01 00:00:00","slug":"good-luck-with-the-future-9ae530ac21","place":"Japan","user":{"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg"}}},"image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/12549\/otjyuac17de59f63.jpg","video_meta":null},"image":{"id":139987,"filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/12549\/otjyuac17de59f63.jpg","created_at":"2017-07-23 16:51:47","updated_at":"2017-07-23 16:51:47"},"video":null}}},{"id":30746,"user_id":24301,"object_id":13030,"object_type":"App\\Story","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:25","created_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:25","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:25","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"object":{"id":13030,"status_id":2,"user_id":24301,"cover_block_id":117733,"place_id":null,"started_at":"2016-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2017-01-01 00:00:00","is_ongoing":0,"is_unpublished":1,"title":"Rond point colobane","slug":"rond-point-colobane-8af7e928d9","slug_hash":"8af7e928d9","excerpt":"<p>Rond Point Colobane follows the trace of a path drawned in the ground of an unknown city. I sink in Max's stage. The magic of coincidence located me in this scenario so I decided to chase with my camera all that surrounded me looking for an everyday that could be mine if i was really his brother.<\/p>","excerpt_raw":"Rond Point Colobane follows the trace of a path drawned in the ground of an unknown city. I sink in Max's stage. The magic of coincidence located me in this scenario so I decided to chase with my camera all that surrounded me looking for an everyday that could be mine if i was really his brother.","body":"<p>Summer 2012 my mum was at the beach in Sitges when she met Max, he was 27 years old, like me. He was selling \"pareos\" an sunglasses. During this summer they become friends and I guess that touched by Max's story of migration from Senegal, my mum started to help him as he was a member of our family. Max and I met during christmas, and since then we became half brothers.<\/p><p>Max is from Dakar, Senegal. My mum travelled to Senegal when she was 27 with her good friend Annabel, it was her first trip to Africa. End july 2016, Max wrote me on facebook letting me know he was in Dakar visiting his family. Next day I was on a plane destination Dakar, not sure why I was going there but i guess I was pushed by the search of coincidence surrounding our story. <\/p><p>Rond Point Colobane follows the trace of a path drowned in the ground of an unknown city. I sink in Max's stage. The magic of coincidence located me in this scenario so I decided to chase with my camera all that surrounded me looking for an everyday that could be mine if i was really his brother. The result is a collection of photos found while walking around.<\/p>","body_raw":"Summer 2012 my mum was at the beach in Sitges when she met Max, he was 27 years old, like me. He was selling \"pareos\" an sunglasses. During this summer they become friends and I guess that touched by Max's story of migration from Senegal, my mum started to help him as he was a member of our family. Max and I met during christmas, and since then we became half brothers.\n\nMax is from Dakar, Senegal. My mum travelled to Senegal when she was 27 with her good friend Annabel, it was her first trip to Africa. End july 2016, Max wrote me on facebook letting me know he was in Dakar visiting his family. Next day I was on a plane destination Dakar, not sure why I was going there but i guess I was pushed by the search of coincidence surrounding our story. \n\nRond Point Colobane follows the trace of a path drowned in the ground of an unknown city. I sink in Max's stage. The magic of coincidence located me in this scenario so I decided to chase with my camera all that surrounded me looking for an everyday that could be mine if i was really his brother. The result is a collection of photos found while walking around.","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:17:25","is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"position":1,"created_at":"2017-07-23 17:23:04","updated_at":"2019-02-21 23:25:53","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":1,"has_curators_pick_photographer":true},"activity_attributes":{"place":"Senegal","image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13030\/otk2wn338d9ae38c.jpg","video_service":null,"video_code":null},"url":"\/dani1523\/story\/rond-point-colobane-8af7e928d9","comments":[],"places":[{"id":145532,"city":null,"region":null,"country":"Senegal","country_code":"SN","continent":"Africa","lat":"14.497401","lon":"-14.452362","verified":0,"created_at":"2015-11-13 13:57:17","updated_at":"2016-02-04 16:08:41","name":"Senegal","pivot":{"story_id":13030,"place_id":145532}}],"place":null,"cover_block_image":{"id":117733,"story_id":13030,"image_id":140013,"video_id":null,"caption":"Rond Point Colobane 010","caption_raw":"Rond Point Colobane 010","position":9,"is_explicit":null,"is_admin_explicit":null,"is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"created_at":"2017-07-23 18:19:36","updated_at":"2017-07-23 18:19:44","meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":0},"activity_attributes":{"story":{"title":"Rond point colobane","started_at":"2016-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2017-01-01 00:00:00","slug":"rond-point-colobane-8af7e928d9","place":null,"user":{"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg"}}},"image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13030\/otk2wn338d9ae38c.jpg","video_meta":null},"image":{"id":140013,"filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13030\/otk2wn338d9ae38c.jpg","created_at":"2017-07-23 18:19:35","updated_at":"2017-07-23 18:19:35"},"video":null}}},{"id":30747,"user_id":24301,"object_id":13031,"object_type":"App\\Story","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:31:37","created_at":"2017-07-23 19:31:37","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:31:37","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"object":{"id":13031,"status_id":2,"user_id":24301,"cover_block_id":117753,"place_id":145546,"started_at":"2013-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2015-01-01 00:00:00","is_ongoing":0,"is_unpublished":0,"title":"Cultural Containers","slug":"cultural-containers-884b67dccb","slug_hash":"884b67dccb","excerpt":"<p>This work wants to give a generalized vision of the immensity of projects leaded by politicians in different regions of Spain following the Guggenheim model without taking care the real needs of their citizens.<\/p>","excerpt_raw":"This work wants to give a generalized vision of the immensity of projects leaded by politicians in different regions of Spain following the Guggenheim model without taking care the real needs of their citizens.","body":"<p>The City of Culture in Santiago de Compostela, the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, the City of Circus in Alcorc\u00f3n are, among others, newly created cultural spaces wich have jeopartized autonomous culture on budgetary grounds: their economic unsustainability has left some of these buildings unfinished, lacking a defined development plan or destined to a sporadic use.<\/p><p>The spaces, wich I call Cultural Containers, are public works: peculiar pharaonic infrestructures, with an extremely elevated cost, designed by renowned architects but empty of content.<\/p><p>This work wants to give a generalized vision of the immensity of these projects as well as of their blatant lack of use to encourage the spectator to think about the benefits of the ostentation policies that have been carried out in Spain and the necessary turn towards a model wich promotes a base culture. <\/p>","body_raw":"The City of Culture in Santiago de Compostela, the Museum of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, the City of Circus in Alcorc\u00f3n are, among others, newly created cultural spaces wich have jeopartized autonomous culture on budgetary grounds: their economic unsustainability has left some of these buildings unfinished, lacking a defined development plan or destined to a sporadic use.\n\nThe spaces, wich I call Cultural Containers, are public works: peculiar pharaonic infrestructures, with an extremely elevated cost, designed by renowned architects but empty of content.\n\nThis work wants to give a generalized vision of the immensity of these projects as well as of their blatant lack of use to encourage the spectator to think about the benefits of the ostentation policies that have been carried out in Spain and the necessary turn towards a model wich promotes a base culture. ","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:31:37","is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"position":2,"created_at":"2017-07-23 18:27:40","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:31:37","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":1,"has_curators_pick_photographer":true},"activity_attributes":{"place":"Spain","image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13031\/otk4arbec6072710.jpg","video_service":null,"video_code":null},"url":"\/dani1523\/story\/cultural-containers-884b67dccb","comments":[],"places":[],"place":{"id":145546,"city":null,"region":null,"country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"40.463667","lon":"-3.74922","verified":0,"created_at":"2015-11-13 13:57:17","updated_at":"2016-02-04 16:08:41","name":"Spain"},"cover_block_image":{"id":117753,"story_id":13031,"image_id":140033,"video_id":null,"caption":"Cultural Containers 06","caption_raw":"Cultural Containers 06","position":7,"is_explicit":null,"is_admin_explicit":null,"is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"created_at":"2017-07-23 18:49:40","updated_at":"2017-07-23 18:55:16","meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":0},"activity_attributes":{"story":{"title":"Cultural Containers","started_at":"2013-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2015-01-01 00:00:00","slug":"cultural-containers-884b67dccb","place":"Spain","user":{"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg"}}},"image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13031\/otk4arbec6072710.jpg","video_meta":null},"image":{"id":140033,"filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13031\/otk4arbec6072710.jpg","created_at":"2017-07-23 18:49:40","updated_at":"2017-07-23 18:49:40"},"video":null}}},{"id":30748,"user_id":24301,"object_id":13032,"object_type":"App\\Story","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:35:57","created_at":"2017-07-23 19:35:57","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:35:57","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"object":{"id":13032,"status_id":2,"user_id":24301,"cover_block_id":117766,"place_id":145438,"started_at":"2015-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2015-01-01 00:00:00","is_ongoing":0,"is_unpublished":0,"title":"Kawah Ijen","slug":"kawah-ijen-8ea8f28e96","slug_hash":"8ea8f28e96","excerpt":"<p>Ijen is volcano located in East java, Indonesia, where you can find one of the last sky opened sulphur mines of the planet. Famous for the blue flames and for his acid lake, we decide to enter in his crater to discover his beauty and the trade of approximately four hundred miners.<\/p>","excerpt_raw":"Ijen is volcano located in East java, Indonesia, where you can find one of the last sky opened sulphur mines of the planet. Famous for the blue flames and for his acid lake, we decide to enter in his crater to discover his beauty and the trade of approximately four hundred miners.","body":"<p>Ijen is volcano located in East java, Indonesia, where you can find one of the last sky opened sulphur mines of the planet. Famous for the blue flames and for his acid lake, we decide to enter in his crater to discover his beauty and the trade of approximately four hundred miners, known for being one of the hardest and dangerous works of the world. <\/p><p>These images show the cruelty of a reality in the frame of a supernatural landscape.<\/p><p>This work is done in collaboration with Rita Puig-Serra<\/p>","body_raw":"Ijen is volcano located in East java, Indonesia, where you can find one of the last sky opened sulphur mines of the planet. Famous for the blue flames and for his acid lake, we decide to enter in his crater to discover his beauty and the trade of approximately four hundred miners, known for being one of the hardest and dangerous works of the world. \n\nThese images show the cruelty of a reality in the frame of a supernatural landscape.\n\nThis work is done in collaboration with Rita Puig-Serra","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:35:57","is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"position":3,"created_at":"2017-07-23 18:57:12","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:35:57","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":2,"has_curators_pick_photographer":true},"activity_attributes":{"place":"Indonesia","image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13032\/otk57e8ae24a6a5f.jpg","video_service":null,"video_code":null},"url":"\/dani1523\/story\/kawah-ijen-8ea8f28e96","comments":[],"places":[],"place":{"id":145438,"city":null,"region":null,"country":"Indonesia","country_code":"ID","continent":"Asia","lat":"-0.789275","lon":"113.921327","verified":0,"created_at":"2015-11-13 13:57:17","updated_at":"2016-02-04 16:08:41","name":"Indonesia"},"cover_block_image":{"id":117766,"story_id":13032,"image_id":140046,"video_id":null,"caption":"Kawah Ijen 02","caption_raw":"Kawah Ijen 02","position":1,"is_explicit":null,"is_admin_explicit":null,"is_legacy":null,"legacy_id":null,"created_at":"2017-07-23 19:09:15","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:09:27","meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":0},"activity_attributes":{"story":{"title":"Kawah Ijen","started_at":"2015-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":"2015-01-01 00:00:00","slug":"kawah-ijen-8ea8f28e96","place":"Indonesia","user":{"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg"}}},"image_filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13032\/otk57e8ae24a6a5f.jpg","video_meta":null},"image":{"id":140046,"filename":"\/users\/24301\/stories\/13032\/otk57e8ae24a6a5f.jpg","created_at":"2017-07-23 19:09:15","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:09:15"},"video":null}}},{"id":30749,"user_id":24301,"object_id":4770,"object_type":"App\\Like","published_at":"2017-07-23 19:44:30","created_at":"2017-07-23 19:44:30","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:44:30","user_attributes":{"id":24301,"firstname":"Dani","lastname":"Pujalte","username":"dani1523","name":"Dani Pujalte","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/24301\/avatars\/ob192j1b6a28ab5c.jpg","cover_image":"\/users\/24301\/cover_images\/ob192k8ef425b658.png","nationality":"Spanish","currently_in":{"id":47437,"city":"Barcelona","region":"Catalonia","country":"Spain","country_code":"ES","continent":"Europe","lat":"41.38879","lon":"2.15899","verified":1,"created_at":"-0001-11-30 00:00:00","updated_at":"2015-11-27 21:50:44","name":"Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain"},"bio":"Dani Pujalte lives and works in Barcelona where he combines personal projects with commercial assignments. After the publication of Where Mimosa Bloom (\u00c9ditions du Lic) he coordinates with Rita Puig-Serra, the course of edition and production of photobooks in El Observatorio (Barcelona). His projects revolve around landscape exploration in ambiguous spaces as a tool to tackle cultural and social issues.\nHis works have been exhibited at MEAM, ENSP Arles, Lugano, Biblioth\u00e8que d\u00e9partementale de Marseille, Galerie Marseille Art Design, Spazio Nea, Atelier de Visu, Galeria Setba and FAD. He has been finalist of the 19th edition of the FotoPres grant and selected in Descubrimientos PhE\u201913. In 2015 he received the grant Antipodes Project Supported by RMIT Link Arts &amp; Culture, participates in the itinerant project The Smell of Dust curated by Sue-\u00c9lie Andrad\u00e9. Recently wons the 20\u00baedition of the grant Fotopres with Rita Puig-Serra to produce the work Good Luck with the Future.\n\n\nwww.danipujalte.com"}},"object":{"id":4770,"user_id":24301,"likable_id":12741,"likable_type":"App\\Story","created_at":"2017-07-23 19:44:30","updated_at":"2017-07-23 19:44:30","deleted_at":null,"likable":{"id":12741,"status_id":2,"user_id":26214,"cover_block_id":112989,"place_id":145553,"started_at":"2014-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":null,"is_ongoing":1,"is_unpublished":0,"title":"How to Secure a country","slug":"how-to-secure-a-country-84b85f8bf1","slug_hash":"84b85f8bf1","excerpt":"<p>Salvatore Vitale is a Swiss-based photographer born and raised in Palermo. His research lies into a documentary and research field and, in particular, in how several approaches to photography and image-making can be used to enhance visual storytelling. He is also the founder of YET magazine.<\/p>","excerpt_raw":"Salvatore Vitale is a Swiss-based photographer born and raised in Palermo. His research lies into a documentary and research field and, in particular, in how several approaches to photography and image-making can be used to enhance visual storytelling. He is also the founder of YET magazine.","body":"<p>Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth \u2013 it is seen as an example of efficiency and efficacy. But one of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection and safety, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. How to Secure a Country explores the ways in which things that are elusive \u2013 such as safety and security \u2013 becomes stabilized through standard operating procedures. The aim is to capitalize on the actual fluidity or abstractness of the country\u2019s security measures, as well as to focus upon the \u201cmatter-of- fact\u201d types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies and clear-cut solutions that are applied to what is, in fact, a highly fleeting phenomenon.<\/p>","body_raw":"Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth \u2013 it is seen as an example of efficiency and efficacy. But one of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection and safety, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. How to Secure a Country explores the ways in which things that are elusive \u2013 such as safety and security \u2013 becomes stabilized through standard operating procedures. The aim is to capitalize on the actual fluidity or abstractness of the country\u2019s security measures, as well as to focus upon the \u201cmatter-of- fact\u201d types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies and clear-cut solutions that are applied to what is, in fact, a highly fleeting phenomenon.","published_at":"2017-04-19 15:38:03","is_legacy":0,"legacy_id":null,"position":null,"created_at":"2017-04-19 15:38:02","updated_at":"2017-04-26 20:09:08","user_attributes":{"id":26214,"firstname":"Salvatore","lastname":"Vitale","username":"SalvatoreVitale","name":"Salvatore Vitale","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/26214\/avatars\/oor1l4ce0e9939f8.jpg","cover_image":null,"nationality":"Italian","currently_in":{"id":149184,"city":null,"region":"Zurich","country":"Switzerland","country_code":"CH","continent":"Europe","lat":"46.818188","lon":"8.227512","verified":1,"created_at":"2015-11-18 16:32:04","updated_at":"2016-02-04 16:08:44","name":"Zurich, Switzerland"},"bio":"Salvatore Vitale is a Swiss-based photographer and editor born and raised in Palermo, Italy. After his degree in Communication, in 2014 he attended the International Center of Photography\u2014ICP\u2019s class with Allen Frame and was selected for the ISSP International Masterclass by Andrei Polikanov and Yuri Kozyrev. In 2015 he was named among Die Besten 2014 at Swiss Photo Awards. In 2015-2016 he is in the recipient of the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia\u2019s grant for his long term research on the production of security in Switzerland.\n\nHe is also the co-founder and editor-in-chief of YET magazine, a Swiss-based international photography magazine which showcases works by both emerging and estabilished photographers as well as in-depth content focusing on the evolution of photography with a particular eye on the contemporary field.\n\nVitale is a member of the academy of nominators for The Deutsche B\u00f6rse Photography Foundation Prize and Plat(t)form \u2013 Fotomuseum Winterthur among others. He also has judged for the International Summer School of Photography (ISSP) and ShowOFF \u2013 Krakow Photomonth to name a few.\n\nHe has been featured and published internationally, and also runs workshops and gives lectures and talks about his work and contemporary photography issues."}},"meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":5,"has_curators_pick_photographer":true},"activity_attributes":{"place":"Switzerland","image_filename":"\/users\/26214\/grant-submissions\/2565\/oldnbcfcfcb10e4d.jpg","video_service":null,"video_code":null},"url":"\/SalvatoreVitale\/story\/how-to-secure-a-country-84b85f8bf1","comments":[],"places":[],"place":{"id":145553,"city":null,"region":null,"country":"Switzerland","country_code":"CH","continent":"Europe","lat":"46.818188","lon":"8.227512","verified":0,"created_at":"2015-11-13 13:57:17","updated_at":"2016-02-04 16:08:41","name":"Switzerland"},"cover_block_image":{"id":112989,"story_id":12741,"image_id":125674,"video_id":null,"caption":"Sign of a custom at the CH\u2013IT border.","caption_raw":"Sign of a custom at the CH\u2013IT border.","position":0,"is_explicit":null,"is_admin_explicit":null,"is_legacy":0,"legacy_id":null,"created_at":"2017-04-19 15:38:02","updated_at":"2017-04-19 15:38:02","meta":{"is_liked":false,"like_count":0},"activity_attributes":{"story":{"title":"How to Secure a country","started_at":"2014-01-01 00:00:00","ended_at":null,"slug":"how-to-secure-a-country-84b85f8bf1","place":"Switzerland","user":{"firstname":"Salvatore","lastname":"Vitale","username":"SalvatoreVitale","profile":{"avatar":"\/users\/26214\/avatars\/oor1l4ce0e9939f8.jpg"}}},"image_filename":"\/users\/26214\/grant-submissions\/2565\/oldnbcfcfcb10e4d.jpg","video_meta":null},"image":{"id":125674,"filename":"\/users\/26214\/grant-submissions\/2565\/oldnbcfcfcb10e4d.jpg","created_at":"2017-02-14 18:28:24","updated_at":"2017-02-14 18:28:24"},"video":null}}}}]