The visual approach in One Hundred Years of Darkness centers on exploring themes of obscurity and the passage of time, capturing the interplay between light and shadow. The mood is contemplative and somber, inviting reflection on history and memory through carefully framed black-and-white imagery.

Comprising 144 pages published in 2003, the book offers a dense yet measured sequence of photographs that underscore continuity and change across a century. The work’s photographic strategy focuses on nuanced textures and tonal contrasts to evoke an enduring sense of mystery and depth.