ON IDENTITY

My identity has always been a question I carry: “Who am I?” This curiosity drives me to work with people very different from myself. Their perspectives fascinate me, revealing new ways to understand the human experience.

Through visual essays with diverse participants, I explore origins, motivations, relationships with power, and how people shape the spaces they inhabit. Observing others has become a way to understand myself, helping me navigate my own sense of belonging and identity.

Whether I see myself reflected in others or simply feel reminded of my own existence, these encounters are invaluable. Photography allows me to document these moments, revealing the subtle interplay between the self and the world, between individual identity and shared human experience. Each project is a thread in the ongoing exploration of who we are and how we connect.

S.A.P.E.

Penélopes

A needle in the desert

Another sad night

Coca is not cocaine

Tekno travelers

Cholita’s wrestling

Chatarras Palace

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ON SPACES