In this section, we invite a person related to the field of artists’ publications to answer seven questions of a questionnaire with images.

The main rule is that each question must be answered only with photographs or images, without captions or descriptions.

For version #28 we invited Javier Pérez Iglesias to answer the questionnaire. Let’s see the results.

An image that defines your work

A treasured object in your home

Show us what the sky looks like as you answer this questionnaire

An exhibition that moved you

An essential book in your library

An artwork to which you constantly come back

A spoiler of what you are currently working on

Javier Pérez Iglesias was a young gay boy during the final years of the Franco dictatorship and a queer teenager at the dawn of an uncertain democracy. Those circumstances influenced his ability to seek refuge, and find it, in libraries and art. Since 2013, he reads, writes, dances, accompanies creative processes, researches alone and with others, makes fanzines, performs, and dreams up collections at the Library of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. If he had to define himself in two words, he would say he is a librarian medium. In just one, he would be a bibliokupa.

IG: @javibiblio