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DISTANCIA CERO

At zero distance we love life.

eBook & hardcopy available to buy here:

AUTHOR &

PHOTOGRAPHER

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Photo by Daniel Sacchero titled "Ubirr", it is a photo of Kakadu National Park and features native grasses and views across the flood plain.

Lee sobre Distancia Cero, una colección de poemas que hablan de lugares visitados y recorridos, cercanos y lejanos, en constante movimiento. ​

 

El libro habla de los migrantes en su dualidad, mientras van y vienen entre sus lugares de nacimiento y estas tierras.

Distancia cero

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where the roads begin

where we connect to a land without scale

where we belong to the universe

indivisible

in harmony

where we feel protected, blissful and expectant

zero distance is where we love life

Distancia cero

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Place from where the paths start,

where we connect with the land non-stop,

where we are part of the universe,

indivisible, in harmony,

where we feel protected, happy and expectant.

At zero distance we love life.

The book

Read about Distancia Cero, a collection of poems that speak of places visited and traversed, near and far, in constant motion.

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The book speaks to migrants in their duality, as they swing back and forth between their places of birth and these lands.

The author

I am part of the Latin American community in Melbourne, Victoria. Like many immigrants, I oscillate between one place and the other; one foot in Australia, the other in Argentina, but my soul  everywhere. I use photography and poetry as a way of expressing my
experience of the world and connection to the landscape

The images

My photographs are a reflexion of how I feel immersed in the landscape both, urban and “wild”. Always searching for the influence of people and the passing of time.

Photo by Daniel Sacchero titled "Barred Creek" it shows a flock of cockatoos in flight over water.
What other people say:

In an interview for SBS Español with Esther Lozano, she writes

(translated from Spanish):

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With his work, Daniel speaks to the Latin American immigrant in his unresolved duality of coming and going between the place where he was born and this land, like a pendulum that swings between two countries. ​ When asked if nostalgia is a feeling that reflects loss or gain, Sacchero assures that "that fact of wanting the place where we were born or live, is something positive because having these two places that pull our soul makes us grow, learn and experience things that others cannot.

ESTHER LOZANO, SBS ESPAÑOL

Listen to the interview here.

For any media inquiries, please contact Daniel Sacchero

Based in Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Thanks for submitting!

Quiero reconocer a la comunidad de Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung como el pueblo originario del lugar adonde vivo y expresar mi  profundo respeto por sus ancianos y sus lideres a través del tiempo.

 

Extiendo también este profundo respeto y reconocimiento de las culturas de otros pueblos originarios en Australia, Latino América y otras partes del mundo.

I’d like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people as the traditional owners and true sovereigns of the land where I live. I like to pay my respects to elders past and present. Sovereignty has not been ceded, treaties have not been signed.

 

I like to extend the acknowledgement to other traditional owners in Australia, Latin America and other parts of the world.

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