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At Buscastell, inland on Ibiza, a family house now stands in ruin. One or two photographs per room and a hand-drawn plan were enough to rebuild it in images.
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The vegetation came in from above. The walls and the openings still hold, the inside does not: nothing in it still says what the rooms were for.
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Family prints, scanned, often blurred, framed on people rather than on rooms. A hand-drawn plan gives the proportions and the sequence of the rooms, GPS coordinates place the site. No survey, no measurements, no scan of the building.
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The volumes come from the plan, the light and the materials from the photographs. The result is not an architect's render: the camera moves at eye level, at the pace of someone walking through their own house.
Three minutes, from a handful of photographs