Close to my home are building a new highway, I have to pass through it almost every day and ever think how it looks like some kind of contemporary exposition. Ergo my bro and me stepped in the construction place some nights ago and I took various photographs with the flash light. My idea was to build a surreal setting using the strong light against the objects surrounded of darkness and make use of the sculptorical properties of the concrete, earth, separations, etc. The B&W film was drowned in salt water for a night and then developed. This pieces are scans of the negative film, I want to use the aesthetics the scanner brings, is part of the experimentation processes I'm practicing right now. Is a project in development.
I began my life as a photographer a bit late, after my struggle to find myself in engineering I finally decided to follow my Father's footsteps and pursue my love for photography. My professional career is as a graphic designer, but photography is a special, unique way to control and mitigate my bipolar condition. It is my personal treatment and many of my works are deeply influenced by my changing and contradicting mood states. But it was the discovery of the alternative photographic processes and the influence of Omaira Abadia that defined, and refined my approach to photographic art.
