Iván Deiana
Hospices in Argentina are houses where people go to carry out an “end of life” process.
To be admitted there are no limitations on money, age, gender or religion. The only requirement is to have an advanced illness that has no treatment and a short life expectancy. The average stay in this Hospice is only 24 days.
Guests are treated for pain, both physical and mental. Poor, homeless and people with no families have priority. There is no charge for staying in the house.
Like the other Hospices in Argentina, San Camilo is an NGO that is sustained thanks donations and the unconditional work of more than 200 volunteers.
The Hospice movement considers that dying people need a special place different from what a hospital can offer. It’s a philosophy of care that focuses on integrating the different dimensions a person has.
Iván Deiana
Iván Deiana
Photography, video and narration
Esteban Abramovich
Music
Matías Menarguez
Mixing and mastering
Camila Mack
Illustrations on photographs
Fernanda Torella
Home illustrations
Nadia Agudiak
Web design
With the support of:
“Death is inherently linked with the cycle of life“
José Ferrater Mora
“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience“
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
To the Guests, who gave me something much more unfathomable than time itself.
To Flor Giecco, Socorro Ham, Valeria Terzolo, Cintia Alvarado, the entire team of volunteers and nurses at San Camilo Hospice, Fernando Massobrio, Emiliana Miguelez, Erica Aisa, Argra Escuela, Eugenia Rodeyro, Lucia Peluffo, Nicolas Janowski, Anibal Mangoni, Marianne Maric, Cristian Flores.
Iván Deiana
Iván Deiana
Photography, video and narration
Esteban Abramovich
Music
Matías Menarguez
Mixing and mastering
Camila Mack
Illustrations on photographs
Fernanda Torella
Home illustrations
Nadia Agudiak
Web design
With the support of:
“Death is inherently linked with the cycle of life“
José Ferrater Mora
“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience“
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
To the Guests, who gave me something much more unfathomable than time itself.
To Flor Giecco, Socorro Ham, Valeria Terzolo, Cintia Alvarado, the entire team of volunteers and nurses at San Camilo Hospice, Fernando Massobrio, Emiliana Miguelez, Erica Aisa, Argra Escuela, Eugenia Rodeyro, Lucia Peluffo, Nicolas Janowski, Anibal Mangoni, Marianne Maric, Cristian Flores.
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