PhotoPoems Book C3 brings together series 9, 10, 11 y 12 of PhotoPoems in color, each composed of 12 photographs captured in different places and moments. These sets of images do not merely form a visual sequence; rather, their individual components intertwine to take shape as visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book C2 brings together the first five color series of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
In The Observed Ones, the photographer approaches the museum space as if it were a theatrical stage. Rather than recording the collections or the architecture that houses them, his gaze focuses on the relational fabric that emerges when visitors interact with the exhibited works.
On the Road does not aim to document what the photographer’s eyes perceive from the passenger seat, but rather to show how the camera merges its own gaze with that of the author, thus constituting a genuine form of otherness. The result is not an objective record, but a translation of the journey into a new visual language, capable of turning physical displacement into a poetics of movement.
The contemporary city is a discursive territory in constant reconfiguration, where institutionalized visual communication coexists with spontaneous forms of civic intervention. Overlaps explores the semiotic tension between commercial advertising and anonymous actions that alter its meaning through graffiti, stickers, or overlapping posters. These interventions, often political in nature, not only challenge the unidirectionality of the original message but also generate new layers of meaning...
Drei Tage Berlin is part of an aesthetic and epistemological exploration of how the contemporary urban environment is represented through the photographic medium. Built from images captured during a three-day stay in Berlin in 2021, the series did not emerge from prior planning or an initial documentary intent. Instead, it takes shape as a subjective visual cartography, composed of images taken while walking through the city...
Flora is a series in which I aim to present vegetation from an aesthetic and sensory perspective, distancing myself from a merely descriptive or documentary approach. My goal is to highlight the form and texture of plants, decontextualizing them to generate new visual and symbolic interpretations.
Fauna is the outcome of my chance encounters with the animal world, recorded without prior planning during walks and excursions. Far from any documentary or taxonomic intent, the series moves within a zone of perceptual ambiguity, exploring the relationship between the animal and its environment through a fragmented and decontextualised gaze. In many of the images, the framing tends to isolate fragments of the body or place the subject in an uncertain relation to the landscape, creating a tension between form and its dissolution within the surroundings.
In the urban environment, painting has historically served utilitarian functions: beautifying facades, concealing unwanted interventions, or marking traffic signs on the asphalt. However, when the artist's eye focuses on these worn, intervened, and repainted surfaces, a new interpretation emerges, a transfiguration that turns them into aesthetic objects. New Old Paintings is a photographic series based on this premise: to transform, through framing and compositional selection, fragments of the city into pictorial abstractions.
Portraits is a photographic project initiated in 1995. Unlike a series conceived under strictly defined premises, this collection has taken shape progressively through various creative strategies and production contexts, allowing for its analysis from different methodological approaches. From a structural perspective, it can be divided into four main categories. The first corresponds to portraits of scientists created to illustrate web pages personally designed...
PhotoPoems Book 1 brings together the first four series of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 2 brings together series 5, 6, 7, and 8 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 3 brings together series 9, 10, 11, and 12 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 4 brings together series 13, 14, 15, and 16 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 5 brings together series 17, 18, 19, and 20 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 6 brings together series 21, 22, 23, and 24 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 7 brings together series 25, 26, 27, and 28 PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 8 brings together series 29, 30, 31, and 32 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 9 brings together series 33, 34, 35, and 36 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.
PhotoPoems Book 10 brings together series 37, 38, 39, and 40 of PhotoPoems, each composed of 12 photographs taken in different places and moments. These sets of images not only form a sequence, but their elements intertwine to become visual poems.