All the landscapes align with an imaginary line that serves as the book’s own horizon. When unfolded—either fully or in fragments—a continuous landscape emerges: a sequence of horizons that fit together one after another, aligning precisely with the center of each page.
This arrangement creates a grid of upper and lower rectangles that trace a dividing line—at once present and nonexistent—which we recognize as the horizon, a symbolic representation of a boundary, a frontier, or an end. The title Horizontel plays on the dual meaning of the word horizon (horizonte in spalnish) and the horizontal format of the photographs, evoking both a visual alignment and a conceptual reflection on limits and continuity.