**An analog collection of ethereal Ecuador.**


In 2012, my fondness for the equine world led me to **Pululahua**, one of the only two inhabited volcano craters globally, located in the north of Ecuador's capital city Quito. While working as an equestrian tour guide and living in the caldera, I documented the environment with my 35mm camera. In the early evenings, clouds entered the crater and accumulated to dense layers of fog. There could not have been a more notable contrast between the vibrant city of Quito, where we would pick up our guests, and the serenity inside of the crater. **Pululahua** is *Quichua* for **Cloud of Water**.  

This body of work is photographed on black-and-white film. 

Pululahua | Cloud of Water

Artist: Akosua Viktoria Adu-Sanyah

Year: 2012

Medium: 35mm black and white film


*The primary sales collector receives the limited printed zine. If more than one NFT of this collection is purchased by the same person, the zine comes with a darkroom print.*


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