Lucía Levis Bilsky

Hidden today behind the parking lot of a famous hypermarket, and attached to a regiment that served as a clandestine detention center during the last military dictatorship, the Centennial Pavilion is a silent witness to the darkness of Argentine history over the past 110 years.

Puerto Madryn, famous for the whales that come to its shores, making it a focus of international ecotourism, is also home to one of the largest aluminum factories in Latin America—and the only one in Argentina. What is the daily life of a town grateful for the "progress" that came with aluminum, yet at the same time, it knows it is inexorably poisoned by the air it breathes?