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The Andes is the largest mountain range in the world. And one of its most impressive features is that it didn't form over time, little by little. 
It was formed by a clash, a geological embrace that united the Naszca and South American tectonic plates.
In July 2024, photographer Fabrício Simões braved 4,000m of altitude and sub-zero temperatures to fulfill his dream of photographing the “interior” of the mythical mountain range. 
Through his well-known monochrome minimalism, he reveals more than just panoramas of a much-photographed landscape. Fabrício brings us what he calls “the spirit of the landscape”. 
Details, textures, contrasts that form a unique and poetic look at this natural monument in Latin America.

Fabrício Simões

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