It is a creative journey through a world full of color and geometric shapes. With an aesthetic that reflects the style of the time it was built (1968) by Ricardo Bofill. A total of 500 houses make up the Gaudí neighbourhood, in some way it could be said that it reproduces the model of a BEEHIVE due to its multiple geometric shapes and corridors. Its color palette varies in each of the blocks of the set of buildings. Each transmits emotions:the serenity of grayish blue and cobalt, the passion of reds, happiness from the yellow and sienna, finally the hope of green.
Through photography, I explore the relationship between space, memory, and perception. My work moves between architecture and everyday life, guided by a minimalist approach and an attentive eye for what often goes unnoticed. I am interested in spaces and the traces people leave behind—the stories that remain hidden beneath the surface of the everyday. I see photography as a way of observing and connecting, a means of discovering meaning in the world around us. Because some stories reveal themselves only when we take the time to stop.
