Conceptual nominee

This series emerges from the experience of inhabiting the same room during a period of personal transformation. I realized that this space—my room, my window—not only contained me, but reflected what was happening within. The walls witnessed anxiety, uncertainty, and waiting; every corner held silences, doubts, and small daily acts of resistance. The window became a point of escape, a promise of movement when everything felt suspended. Over time, confinement ceased to be only a limit and began to transform into awareness. Within that forced stillness, rebirth also appeared: a different way of seeing, of inhabiting space, and of inhabiting myself. This series is an intimate journey in which the room becomes more than a physical place—it becomes an emotional mirror and a territory of reconstruction.

Pedro Ros Sogorb is a photographer based in Madrid, Spain.

Related to art since he was a child, his conceptual photography investigates the relationship of the individual with his environment, taking social behavior, media stimulation, dreams and mental states as starting points.

He graduated from PIC.A International School of Photography Alcobendas PhotoESPAÑA.

His series Ataraxia participated in the discoveries of PhotoESPAÑA 2020 and obtained a Fine Arts Photography Awards (FAPA) nomination in 2021