On the Geography of Green [&] : An info-photographic exploration of territory in the 21st century through Cloud Data

Appealing to readers interested in innovative artistic approaches, offering them a multidimensional exploration of the landscape by combining artistic expression with sociological and technical analysis.In the original series “On the Geography of Green”, carried out between 2016–2022, in abandoned drive-in theaters of Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana, Moreno explores landscape from a decolonized, gender-informed perspective.The book includes the first sketches on the original Humboldt plates that inspired the project, as well as 10 other plates, where the methodology is applied to other site-specific contexts and issues; On the Geography of Red (a study of Spanish museum collections from a gender perspective).On the Geography of the River and On the Geography of Chutculucene (studies on the production of knowledge and capital in the landscape from a post humanist perspective).Echoing methodologies first used by early explorers of the American continent such as Alexandre Von Humboldt, Moreno juxtaposes striking imagery and data in order to introduce a critical view of the locations explored.The result is a novel book of photography that explores the canonical identity of the landscape to sublime effect, as well as presenting a sociological and technical study of the places explored.