Adrift in blue is the story of a legendary place, from the moment that the imaginary of the End of that Inhospitable World is installed until its transmutation into a concrete place that, for the Yámanas is a hospitable place to live.
The photographs revealed themselves as «unknown lands» that express other images of the world and the past, and they tell us a lot about the known and unknown. They awake our interest in «what it could be», «what it is», and also in «what it can be».
Thus, Adrift in Blue proposes a return to the belonging, to the love for the place of the first inhabitants and the first settlers; a belonging that we envisage on the way.
Abstract form a text by Luis de Lassa (Teacher and Researcher. Director of the Institute of Culture, Society and State at the National University of Tierra del Fuego)