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Doom City: From Being a Nomad to a Being without a Place is the latest project by the award winning Spanish photographer Montserrat Soto, in which the artist challenges us with images, and installations with a clearly social and anthropological bent. In this book, co-published with Fundación ENAIRE, she stops time in architecture, inhabited and abandoned spaces, and she reflects on censorship and the artist's limits. For years, Soto has travelled around the world scanning the areas around cities and capturing moments that speak, creating works in which she slips her concern with ecology and memory. AUTHOR: Montserrat Soto (Barcelona, 1961) has carved out one of the most coherent, cogent and profound artistic careers of all Spanish visual artists from the past few decades. Winner of the National Photography Award and the Fundación ENAIRE Award, both in 2019, in her extensive art career she has used photography, video and the creation of scenes to explore the concept of space and its relation with time through landscapes, houses, streets and the remnants of cities, in a kind of reflection of the human predatory mark, ultimately of its chaos. 169 images

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Montserrat Soto (Barcelona, 1961) has carved out one of the most coherent, cogent and profound artistic careers of all Spanish visual artists from the past few decades. Winner of the National Photography Award and the Fundación ENAIRE Award, both in 2019, in her extensive art career she has used photography, video and the creation of scenes to explore the concept of space and its relation with time through landscapes, houses, streets and the remnants of cities, in a kind of reflection of the human predatory mark, ultimately of its chaos.

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