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Estancia - Milo

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Estancia - MiloAbout Milo @milodesuu is a Chilean photographer based in Tokyo, known for his vintage inspired portrait work. His debut zine, Estancia, features photographs taken in Taiwan. In this work, he documents the everyday life of a woman he met there her cat, her personal belongings, and the quiet details that shape her daily routine. The zine offers an intimate glimpse into her private world. Highly recommended for photographers interested in documenting

About

Milo @milodesuu is a Chilean photographer based in Tokyo, known for his vintage-inspired portrait work.

His debut zine, Estancia, features photographs taken in Taiwan. In this work, he documents the everyday life of a woman he met there — her cat, her personal belongings, and the quiet details that shape her daily routine.

The zine offers an intimate glimpse into her private world.
Highly recommended for photographers interested in documenting personal life with honesty and sensitivity.

 

Statement

Estancia is the act of staying.
Of allowing time to slow down.
Of observing what unfolds when movement stops.
These photographs emerge from that pause, from the intimacy of being present long enough for something quiet to reveal itself.

 

Zine Details

  • Photos by Milo
  • W148 × H210mm(A5)
  • 46 pages
  • Published in 2025
  • Printed in Japan

 

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