Look at the postcard and see the pulse of multifaceted life that springs forth in the city that screams to be seen. Make an individual of those who wander in the crowd, invisible, curbside like a line towards places, never addresses. Return to the postcard and be moved by the beauty, lightness, subtlety of the world.
Along the way, Marcos Labanca, a citizen, saw and intervened in part of the march of this Foz do Iguaçu, which is now 110 years old. As a professional photojournalist, he goes beyond the act of capturing facts. His lenses are memory, denunciation, and words. The unspeakable is interpreted through images without the need for words.
In ten records that range from the exultantly beautiful to the salivating indignation, the everyday and the enchanted, Marcos Labanca promotes the encounter between the citizen and the photographer. The result is a tour of the Iguaçu landscape, scenarios and contradictions, possibilities of many Foz do Iguaçu thanks to the wanderings of the author's eye.
Waters wash the soul and the app

Chuá, life singing

City seen by all

City screams in plain sight

Multiplying queues

Nature on the road that doubles

Clown nose

Waterfall of the river that looks like the sea

Paranazão of the “paranauês”

Memory, you have to have it
