Juan Guillermo Hare Calle (Lima, 1946), known as Billy Hare, is a fundamental figure in the history of Peruvian photography. Throughout a career spanning more than five decades, he has developed a practice deeply connected to landscape, memory, and Peruvian territory.

His work is distinguished by a contemplative gaze capable of transforming the landscape into an experience charged with time, silence, and meaning. Through photography, Hare explores the relationship between nature, history, and perception, developing a distinctive visual language within the tradition of Peruvian photography.

At Gallery Intussen, his work has been approached through a curatorial process that connects photography, archaeology, memory, and cultural identity, expanding its interpretation through the exhibition space and a contemporary visual narrative.