After the economic crisis in Argentina in 2002,Sebastián Bruno’s family moved to a small town in Castilla La Mancha in central Spain. It was then that the photographer decided to re-read Don Quixote, the iconic 17th-century novel about a traveller who slowly converts from hero to bandit. The tale was foremost in Bruno's intellect when he returned to the region years later to retrace the 2500km route of the fictional legend, and while studying for a BA in Documentary Photography at the University of South Wales in Newport.
“I thought it was a fine metaphor to re-interpret,” he says. “I was walking, cycling and hitchhiking, and but no one ever really stopped. The landscape was very flat,the sun was hot and there was not a single tree to hide under.”
Source: bjp-online.com