The photographer Sergio Larrain (1931-2012) has often been considered Chilean art's best-kept secret. In 1965, he decided to leave the Magnum agency, where he was the only Latin American photographer, and embarked on a path of spiritual and philosophical exploration, gradually withdrawing from public life. Later, in 1978, he settled in Tulahuén with his son, where he lived until his death, dedicated to painting, yoga, and meditation. Furthermore, from 1999 onward, he requested that his work no longer be disseminated, so it was only after his death that his legacy gained increasing recognition. For all these reasons, the exhibition dedicated to him by the Foto Colectania Foundation, opening this Thursday and running until May 24th, and continuing in August with another exhibition at the upcoming Xavier Miserachs Photography Biennial in Palafrugell, is a true privilege.