Emanuele Cucuzza Color, composition and point of view hold steady across the whole book, which is rarer than it sounds. The colors are vibrant without turning decorative, and they carry us into these lives instead of merely describing them. A book like this has to be an experience, and this one exceeds our expectations.
Photographed over multiple visits to Havana between 2025 and 2026, Tender Weather explores the emotional geography of domestic life during a period of deepening scarcity. Rather than documenting crisis itself, the work looks at what remains within it: shared space, daily ritual, and the subtle ways people hold life together. I became interested in the point where a room ends and a person begins—and found the boundary often dissolved. Inside these rooms, another kind of weather quietly took shape.
