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The representation of the landscape is generally associated to the traveler’s gaze who discovers constructions and images scientific or romantic during his journey. However, a difference exists between the walker who observes and what Dennis Crosgove describes as an insider: the one who inhabits the landscape. For this one, he says, “there is no clear separation between scene, subject and object”, because his relationship with the landscape has to do with a social and familiar place.

In this sense, Juan Carlos Coppel is an insider of his own territory. His job as a farmer forces him to be …