Lo cierto es que uno respira by Juan Francisco Uriarte

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During a 10-month backpacking trip from Cuba to Argentina, Catamarca-based writer and traveler Juan Francisco Uriarte wrote chronicles collected in the book Lo cierto es que uno respira (“The Truth Is That One Breathes”).

Published by Biblioteca Los libros de la Borges (Catamarca, AR), the book, designed by Aylén Avilés, is entirely set in Amster, designed by Francisco Gálvez and available from PampaType, with generous leading which gives air and breathing room to the brief entries in this work.

Cover art by Mauge Suárez. Printed by Sudamérica Impresos, Rosario, Argentina.

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Source: www.behance.net Aylén Avilés. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Aylén Avilés. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Aylén Avilés. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Aylén Avilés. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Aylén Avilés. License: All Rights Reserved.


Source: www.behance.net Aylén Avilés. License: All Rights Reserved.

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