Buenos Aires, Argentina, is here portrayed in a way that strays from the usual and obvious aesthetic conditioning. Steering clear of iconic tourist sites, the series showcases white, smooth, and bright walls in basic architecture made of somber, minimal geometric forms. This is a city that belongs to the world without any peculiar hints that could give away its identity. The only purpose of these clusters of bare buildings is housing. Inside these cement blocks, life exists and time consumes days, wearing out the structures in an inexpressive yet disturbing way.
Longtime photographer, uncomplicated writer, self taught artist. Traveler, not a tourist. We only see what we already know; open your heart, eyes and soul will follow.
