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For more than thirty years, Harry Gruyaert has been recording the subtle chromatic vibrations of Eastern and Western light. His photographs attest to his singular vision: his interest in story, public space and unexpected scenes. This book brings together 125 of Gruyaert's photographs of India, many published here for the first time. From Gujarat to Kerala, Gruyaert captured the quintessence of this multifaceted country. Streets bustling with activity in New Delhi or Calcutta; modest villages in Tamil Nadu or Rajasthan; ghats of the great religious city of Benares; women in saffron and purple saris beating grain, dyers busy at smoky vats, an encampment of nomadic shepherds at twilight... Gruyaert's India is saturated with colour, light and noise - and sometimes silence too. These images move beyond stereotype to present the plurality of India. 'Taking a photo means both seeking contact and refusing it, being at once the most and the least present,' says the photographer. It is a question of teasing out wonder, of capturing what characterizes places. The search for density within the frame makes photography a physical experience - one that is particularly well represented here, in this multi-sensorial journey through India.
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Ines, de muze van de Spaanse schilder Goya, wordt eind 18e eeuw valselijk beschuldigd van ketterij en in de gevangenis gegooid. Ze komt terecht bij broeder Lorenzo, een belangrijke man in de katholieke kerk en een meedogenloze inquisiteur. Als Ines jaren later vrij komt heeft de Spaanse geschiedenis een dramatische wending genomen. Ines, Goya en Lorenzo proberen zich wanhopig staande te houden.
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