Edited by Hannah Gregory. Text by Dave Hickey, Saskia Neumann, Ulf Rollof.
Rollof's chronicle of his life in Mexico underscores how a single place can continue to influence an artist's way of seeing the world
In 1985, Swedish artist Ulf Rollof (born 1961) traveled to a small village in Michoacán, Mexico, where he lived with Doña María Vélez and her family. While living there, he created a portfolio-cum-scrapbook of photographs, drawings and anecdotes—bridging a pivotal chapter in his life with local Mexican history.
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Published by RM. Edited by Hannah Gregory. Text by Dave Hickey, Saskia Neumann, Ulf Rollof.
Rollof's chronicle of his life in Mexico underscores how a single place can continue to influence an artist's way of seeing the world
In 1985, Swedish artist Ulf Rollof (born 1961) traveled to a small village in Michoacán, Mexico, where he lived with Doña María Vélez and her family. While living there, he created a portfolio-cum-scrapbook of photographs, drawings and anecdotes—bridging a pivotal chapter in his life with local Mexican history.
