TOKYO SCENES
Street Photography is a very candid style, it is sincere and is born directly from human expression. It is a constant work in progress of creating stories, of finding beauty in imperfection, of observing the world and transforming all into cinematic moments.
It is a process of alchemy.
Living in Japan gave me the opportunity to learn about their philosophy, culture, and relentlessly explore the streets of Tokyo. In this city I felt like I was inside a movie and with this series of work I became the director of that movie.
"いちご いちえ"
ORIGINS
Japan became an immense source of growth, uncovering shadows to become one with them and motivating me to bring out the child in me, to unleash the artist in me.
As every journey, there is a beginning and an end...
"Origins" is about taking the first step towards our roots. It all started when I climbed to the top of Mt Fuji. A day where I captured the first photograph of a Torii Gate. A day when I became amazed by seeing one of the most beautiful views I've ever seen in my life.
These gates are not just a door to another realm, but a guardian of balance, so that when crossing it we recognize that everything we need is here, right now.
S. T. A. Y.
As a young artist, I am constantly looking for personal development, creating daily incremental growth, and this is why I also love to explore myself in different environments.
The series reflects the core of my growth living abroad. Each piece is created in a different country, at a different time, and reflects a specific realization.
This is an evolving collection, as I continue to document my adventures in hopes of inspiring others to embrace their individual paths and achieve their dreams.
Language of Silence
"Silence is the universal language of all shared struggles,
of all shared beauty and love.
It becomes a form of connection.
A connection in moments of difficulty and in moments of joy.
A connection that sustains a realization.
Realizing that being alone and experiencing silence does not translate into loneliness.
Realizing that we are part of a larger collective."
