Photographing to Remember is the record of a farewell. Pedro Meyer recaptures moments of his parents in the late eighties, creating a work that reveals their love story and that of a son watching their imminent departure. It is the work of someone who longs to see memories captured in photographs in order to understand what he lived through.

In 1991, at the invitation of Bob Stein, Pedro created the first artistic audiovisual representation on CD-ROM: a photographic essay with continuous stereophonic image and sound. Pedro edited the images along with his voice and Manuel Rocha’s music, creating an intimate work that no one, until then, thought could be used for such a purpose.