My work moves within the quiet tension between emptiness and intimacy—between distance and the urge to connect. I began shaping my photographic voice in Valencia, finding beauty in the ordinary and resonance in overlooked corners of the city. As a self-taught photographer, I use the camera to remain both close and detached, letting small moments reveal an unexpected weight.

Photography, for me, is a dialogue between the seen and the unseen. I’m drawn to contrasts—to expressions, fleeting gestures, and the fragile play of light and shadow. A photograph doesn’t need to explain itself; I prefer it to leave space—for the viewer to imagine, to fill the silence with their own story.

This exchange is one of the most fascinating things to me—the way an image can touch people in entirely different ways, and how their reflections reshape how I see my own work. In that moment, authorship dissolves into something shared. That dialogue keeps my photography alive, always shifting between clarity and mystery.