In the company of ghosts © Fundação da Casa de Mateus

In photographs people remain together © Fundação da Casa de Mateus

© Fundação da Casa de Mateus

Procession of Our Lady of Pity, 80 years before I documented it

© Fundação da Casa de Mateus

Collaboration with MUSTIQUE

The idea of a golden age © Fundação da Casa de Mateus

© Fundação da Casa de Mateus

Francisco de Albuquerque looking at his mother with devotion, 1950’s

© Fundação da Casa de Mateus

Some of the romantic entanglements which resulted in me

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Some of the romantic entanglements which resulted in me

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Father and son, Francisco de Albuquerque both died on January 8th, 41 years apart

À mesa não se envelhece

How an empty chair is an indirect portrait of someone

These tree will outlive us

We are not new

In memory of you

You must leave everything behind

My long lost uncle Alexandre de Sousa Botelho appears in Veva de Lima's O unico vencido da vida que foi vencido pela morte

Faces lost to time

I feel their absence and their presence in Mateus

A son holds the portrait of his father on his desk

The dead of the Casa de Mateus archive

© Fundação da Casa de Mateus

This is my grandfather’s grandfather, bearing the same name and title. My grandfather used to say he felt sorry about death as this meant he could not read all which had been written

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Francisco de Albuquerque, my great grandfather bringing the bones of his ancestor, the Morgado de Mateus from pere la chaise to Mateus. He invited all his descendants for this occasion.

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Procession of Our Lady of Pity, 80 years before I documented it

Collaboration with MUSTIQUE

Francisco de Albuquerque looking at his mother with devotion, 1950’s

Some of the romantic entanglements which resulted in me

Father and son, Francisco de Albuquerque both died on January 8th, 41 years apart

À mesa não se envelhece

How an empty chair is an indirect portrait of someone

These tree will outlive us

We are not new

In memory of you

You must leave everything behind

My long lost uncle Alexandre de Sousa Botelho appears in Veva de Lima's O unico vencido da vida que foi vencido pela morte

Faces lost to time

I feel their absence and their presence in Mateus

A son holds the portrait of his father on his desk

The dead of the Casa de Mateus archive

This is my grandfather’s grandfather, bearing the same name and title. My grandfather used to say he felt sorry about death as this meant he could not read all which had been written

Francisco de Albuquerque, my great grandfather bringing the bones of his ancestor, the Morgado de Mateus from pere la chaise to Mateus. He invited all his descendants for this occasion.

18524_1.jpg

18677_1.jpg

18694_1.jpg

18723_1.jpg

18723_2.jpg

18723_3.jpg

18723_4.jpg

18744_1.jpg

18744_2.jpg

18794_2.jpg

18796_1.jpg

18798_1.jpg

18850_21.jpg

18890_1.jpg

18923_1.jpg

18994_2.jpg

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19022_1.jpg

19085_2.jpg

19085_3.jpg

19100_1.jpg

19129_1.jpg

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