Uruguayan-Peruvian photographer Luis Fabini lives in New York and is the author of the books Gauchos and Cowboys of the Americas, for which he spent more than 10 years shooting different cowboys from South America to Alaska. Gauchos come up a lot in our conversation. Their way of life and way of looking at the world. They are what lead him to the project he is working on now, called Harvests, exploring the relationship between humans, food and the land. He has a vision for the world that I think lines up a lot with my own, which is why I’m really interested in where he goes with this photographic undertaking. I have followed Luis’ work for many years, but I only met him in person a few weeks ago in New York. I was honored for him to take my portrait and we also hung out a bit. He grew up moving between South America, New York and Europe. He lived in Japan for a few years. He’s traveled widely and exhibited his work all over the world. He’s an interesting guy and I’m glad I was able to speak with him here.

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