Ibiza’60s

Ibiza’60s. Island of the past takes us to an Ibiza that was about to change forever. Through the black and white photographs by Alain Keralenn, taken when he was only sixteen, we discover a land of lime and silence that became, at the same time, the receptacle of world utopias.

It is the moment when two worlds meet: the first hippies, with their long hair and search for freedom, cross paths with farmers dressed in black, while children become the kings of the street. Inspired by great French street photography, these images capture life in its most spontaneous truth and reveal the early signs of an inevitable transformation.

This book is the testimony of a unique encounter between the purest Mediterranean tradition and the first aspirations of modern freedom. An invitation to discover an island that, before becoming a global myth, still preserved its mystery.