The Barcelona-based photographer, who has created now-iconic imagery for musicians such as Solange and Rosalía, and collaborated with fashion brands like Paloma Wool and Desigual, used the pandemic as vital production time for her new literary offering. The book is a stunning—and vast—artistic collection that provides an intricate analysis of the female form, friendships, and the power of community.
In the forward, Guerrero details the origin of her signature aesthetic: ethereal depictions of nudity that celebrate the female form in a dream world devoid of the male gaze. Inspired after taking an impromptu trip to the beach with longtime girlfriends, Guerrero filled the pages of her book with images of women in their raw and natural states, embodying the various emotions, memories, and traumas women often carry, including shame and guilt, freedom and love.