About the Book
Yurian Quintanas Nobel Dream Moons — a Void photobook of domestic space and dream logic
Dream Moons is a photobook by Yurian Quintanas Nobel that combines photography and text in a first-person sequence shaped by the interior of the artist’s house. Published by Void, the book does not treat domestic space as a neutral setting. Instead, rooms, corridors, objects, and inhabitants become part of a shifting narrative in which visible reality is gradually transformed into something unstable, hidden, and difficult to name.
What makes Dream Moons distinctive is the rule behind the work: every photograph was made within the limits of the house. That strict framework gives the book its formal clarity, but also its tension. The project begins with ordinary surroundings and then pushes them toward a dreamlike, psychologically charged space where familiarity starts to disassemble.
Because of that structure, Dream Moons book works on two levels at once. It is a contemporary photobook built from domestic interiors, but it also reads as an artist book about perception, intimacy, and the hidden side of everyday life. The project began in 2015, years before lockdowns made the home feel newly restrictive, and that timing gives the work an additional retrospective layer without reducing it to a topical document.
Dream Moons was also recognized early in its reception. The book was selected for the “Demons” exhibition at Charta Festival in Rome in 2021 and was later included in several year-end photobook selections by Photo-Eye, Photobookstore Magazine, and Deadbeat Club. That reception suggests that the publication was not only formally resolved, but also clearly visible within the wider field of contemporary photobook culture.
Photography, text, and the house as psychological space
- first-person sequence combining photography and text
- made entirely within the artist’s house
- moves from domestic detail toward dreamlike transformation
- selected for the “Demons” exhibition at Charta Festival, Rome, 2021
- included in several Best Photobooks of 2021 selections
Edition details for Dream Moons
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Artist: Yurian Quintanas Nobel
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Publisher: Void
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Year: 2020
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Format: photobook / artist book
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Binding: silkscreen softcover
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Size: 23.3 × 30.4 cm
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Extent: 96 pages
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Language: English
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Edition: limited edition of 500 copies
- ISBN: 978-618-5479-02-2
Production credits
- Photography: Yurian Quintanas Nobel
- Text: Yurian Quintanas Nobel
- Design: João Linneu
- Edit: Myrto Steirou
- Printing: MAS Matbaa
- Binding: MAS Matbaa
- Font: ITC Franklin Gothic by Monotype
Reception
- Selected for the Demons exhibition at Charta Festival, Rome, 2021
- Photo-Eye – Best Photobook of 2021: Josef Chladek
- Photobookstore Magazine – Best Photobooks of 2021: Clint Woodside
- Deadbeat Club – Best Photobooks of 2021: Martin Amis
- Photobookstore Magazine – Best Photobooks of 2021: Martin Amis
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Weight: 0.72 kg
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