Like we could almost live forever

With her new book of photography and writings, Like we could almost live forever, Carlotta Guerra invites us on a poetic journey across continents and one ocean—from her birthplace in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, to her current home in Southern California.

With her new book of photography and writings, Like we could almost live forever, Carlotta Guerra invites us on a poetic journey across continents and one ocean—from her birthplace in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, to her current home in Southern California. Arranged in a lyrical sequence and interwoven with handwritten passages drawn from her journals, Guerra’s intimate images capture fleeting memories, impressions, and emotions that evoke a poignant awareness of life’s impermanence, while also reminding us to embrace its fullness.

"A journey of growth and questioning of gender conventions and the need to define and identify oneself in a form."
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