Photography plays a fundamental role in my practice as a tool for observation, research, and documentation. Many of the ideas, relationships, and investigations that later emerge in my audiovisual work begin through photographic exploration. This section brings together personal projects, documentary work, and visual notes collected over years of travel and field research.
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April 2015 in the Curated VSCO Grid
This month once again (been awhile) some of my photos were selected for the Curated VSCO Grid™ , two photo of the series I did on Holy Week in Guanare, one of which I am most proud.
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Las Ruinas de San Rafael de Las Guaduas
As a child I traveled a lot with my family, there were many road trips per Venezuela, and always when we were leaving Guanare I seemed to see the facade of a church, as in a western movie, but it was always so fast that it was never sure if it was real or my imagination
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Iguanas
Many baby iguanas in the garden of my parents
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Semana Santa 2015
My experience following the Holy Week in Guanare, the Venezuelan Llanos.
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Instagram Marzo/March 2015
I’m spending a season in Guanare preparing some projects still trying to start this year.
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Cot II
Since “Cat”, the old cat of my parents went to conquer new roads, now they have this cute cat visiting every day, unlike its predecessor is very affectionate and likes to play, reminds me of my Buenos Aires cat Cot, besides having the same colors.
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#InstaMeetMoMaCCS
A few weeks ago I attended to an InstaMeet, which was made as part of the MoMa project Latin America in Construction, Architecture 1955–1980, and what better place than the University City of the UCV in Caracas, declared a World Heritage Site by the Unesco.
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Instagram Suggested User Feature
I was featured on Instagram’s list of Suggested Users.
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Olympus PEN EE3
In the past months I’ve been playing with the Olympus PEN EE3, a very small and fully mechanical automatic exposure film camera
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Chicharras
In the season of drought here in Venezuela, especially in the countryside, they begin to hear the cicadas, there is no sound that is more nostalgic than this.