Maybe the real crisis is not that everyone can make images, but that almost no one knows how to look @eyeshot-photos
Maybe the real crisis is not that everyone can make images, but that almost no one knows how to look @eyeshot-photos
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In our interview on Eyeshot 50mm with Sandra Cattaneo Adorno, she reflects on the way we move through images today: flicking, scrolling, passing from one thing to the next without attention. Even museums can become part of the same performance, where the artwork becomes background for a selfie rather than something to stay with.

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Maybe the real crisis is not that everyone can make images, but that almost no one knows how to look

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