Capturing Byrne’s Pink Panther in Lisbon

For the forthcoming architectural guide dedicated to the built work of Gonçalo Byrne, I travelled all over Portugal this summer to photograph 73 of his projects. Commissioned by A+A books (release February 2021). Here, I am at the collective social housing “The Pink Panther” in Lisbon, built between 1972 and 1979.

Nuno Cera

NUNO CERA, Beja, Portugal, 1972

Nuno Cera's work operates at the intersection of art and documentary and addresses three fundamental forms of change: natural, spatial and temporal. His long-term research projects involve different agents and collaborators, including scientists, actors, writers and critics. His work has been exhibited and published internationally in various cultural institutions.

https://www.nunocera.com
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