A trip around you.
The work should be carried out during the spring / autumn equinox, a period in which the planet's poles are aligned and solar radiation is the same in both the southern and northern hemispheres. For 24 hours uninterrupted, photographs of the sky will be taken at a location located on the equator, such as Quito (Ecuador) or Macapá (Brazil). A prior study will be necessary to define the location that meets the job requirements, taking into account climatic and topographic conditions, as well as accessibility issues.
The work reflects the idea of ​​the sky as a window for humanity in the sense that even standing at home we are on a constant journey observing space.
As the sun radiates uniformly around the equator, we can have a close view of the sky in each time zone without leaving the place, that is, the sky at 13:00 in Manaus will be close to the sky in Bogotá an hour later . The sky is thus a shared landscape in motion. The idea is that each photo is displayed representing a different time zone.
The work questions the north / south geopolitical notion and raises the question: where are you when you are in the center of the planet? Or rather: in which hemisphere is the equator located?