Fine Art nominee

Have you ever mourned the ones who died because of us without ever meeting us?
Have you ever left a flower, real or imagined, on the grave of a bird that mistook plastic for food… and vanished into the silence? This is not just a photograph.
It is a tombstone.It is a question carved into sand and feather:
Do you see them as strangers, or as part of your extended family?
If not, look again. Stand here a little longer.
These are not anonymous victims.
They are ours, loved ones lost to our waste,
and to our forgetfulness.

My work is grounded in an ongoing exploration of the relationship between space, light, and form, and their influence on human experience. I approach photography with both artistic intent and analytical observation, seeking a considered balance between precision and spontaneity, and between structural design and emotional expression. Through my lens, architecture transcends its physical function and is reinterpreted as a living artistic form, revealing new perspectives and possibilities..

Over time, I have come to regard each photograph as a visual bridge—connecting cultures, cities, and individuals through a shared visual language. My work has received international recognition, including over 85 international awards, as well as selection among 100 artists worldwide by ICM Gestora Cultural / El Greco – Premio de las Bellas Artes in Spain..