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The sacred and the profane. We visit sacred places full of ancient wisdom, discovering the profanity that has caused Mother earth to suffer so. Discovering the sacralisation of the feminine body, which in the upheavals of the world disappeared and became looked upon as profane.
The elements of love and home, sexuality and work, tenderness and warmth. The intuition and protection of all you hold sacred.
About the author
Martin Sotelano:
A former commercial and fashion photographer and now a multimedia artist (or at least I try).
Born in Argentina, I moved to Glastonbury with my wife, Karen, until November 2007. Now, we live in Risca - Pontymister, Wales, with a beautiful son, Llawdden and a lovely daughter, Crisiant.
My work has been published by magazines including I&M (Image and Design magazine), Cosmopolitan, Noticias (News Magazine), Fotomundo (Photoworld magazine), among others. My work has been exhibited and curated internationally in Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, Spain, and the U.K.
Presenter and lecturer for over 20 years at several Universities and Colleges, such as Palermo University, Raggio College, and Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, among others. Founder of Camera Clubs in Buenos Aires and Cordoba (Argentina). Curator at "The Post Office Art Centre" in Blaenavon, Wales.
I have an extensive experience in education, which includes developing and delivering courses and workshops based on Photography and Graphic Design subjects. I have worked for well-known and recognised institutions and companies such as Palermo University, Corel Corp., A.G.E.A. S.A. (Clarin Newspaper), Raggio College, and Assoc. Of Professional Photographers of Argentina (A.F.P.R.A), Cordoba National University, among others.
My work is eclectic, and my interests go from travel locations and medieval subjects to glamour.
I use my spare time shooting arrows, collecting old cameras and learning to play the trombone.
