A photographic work that poetically invests a question that is perhaps no longer a question, such as the abandonment of the rural world, with its times, codes, territorial partitions, signs, and uses of reference. Galicia is an autonomous community that stands in the north-western apex of the Iberian Peninsula; scratched by the harsh winds of the Atlantic. A finis terrae, a possible destination for pilgrimages. Indeed here, Christian history intertwines with strong natures, paths, woods, trees, places that preserve alchemy, memories, and ancient traditions. Of course, that land studded with churches, sparse communities, and modest solidarity typical of peasant civilization is threatened by modernity, by the progress that snatches children from the countryside to lead them to the city. Which empties, deprives, takes away to accumulate, amass elsewhere. Those of Vicente Fraga Fernandez are romantic notes, a blurred memory, fragile glances, atmospheres like crumbs of a vanishing past. The title of the ongoing project, "Demotanasia," indicates a process that leads to the disappearance of the population from a territory due to political actions or omissions. The author also wonders about his identity as a father, a quest for responsibility again. His photographs attest to an authentic will and a cultural intention which is already a form of resistance to oblivion.