In 2016, the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain presented the first European retrospective of the artist Fernell Franco, an important yet little-known figure in Colombian photography. The exhibition brought together 140 photographs from 10 different series that the artist produced between 1970 and 1996. It also revealed the significance of Fernell Franco's work within a broader cultural context, as part of the vibrant art scene that emerged in Cali in the early 1970s. As a representative of the artists who emerged during this period, Oscar Muñoz was commissioned by the Fondation Cartier to create a specific artwork for the exhibition as a tribute to Fernell Franco. The catalog published on the occasion of the exhibition includes over 190 illustrations. With texts by Colombian photographer Oscar Muñoz and curator María Wills Londoño, as well as an illustrated biography of the artist, this monograph offers a unique opportunity to discover the sensitive and singular work of Fernell Franco.