Title: Zona V
Description: A series of photographs of Diego Vidart (France, lives and works in Uruguay), son of noted photographer Jorge Vidart (Uruguay 1950). Diego takes pictures of his father who takes pictures. The father takes pictures of an infinitely reproduced land (western part of the United States). However, the visible terrain does not seem recognizable, we know that almost all the westernsʺ of the story were filmed there, but it is almost deserted, desolateʺ (HKB Translation) --Page [46]

Chagas disease is found only in the Americas, mainly in rural areas of Latin America where poverty is widespread, and affects close to 7 million people. Bolivia is one of the countries with greater prevalence of the disease. For three months the author lived in Valle Nuevo (Province of Chiquitos) with Bolivian families affected by this illness. "These photographs are the story of those people. I want to show how they live, their reality, their shortcomings and their riches and I hope through them, to raise awareness about a situation mostly ignored and of which very little is done: Chagras disease.ʺ--(HKB Translation) --Page [11]
Subjects: Pictorial works, Photographers, Fathers, Artistic Photography, Bolivians, Diseases, Indians of South America, Social life and customs, Uruguayans
Places: West (U.S.), West United States
People: Diego Vidart, Jorge Vidart