„The camera roll of Malte Laurids Brigge“

 There is a kind of sadness that isn't heavy — it's clear-eyed, almost tender. Malte Laurids Brigge, a fictional character created by the Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke, arrives in Paris feeling lost and overwhelmed by the world — too sensitive for its noise, its poverty, its relentless passing of things. Out of that feeling, he develops a different way of seeing: slow, attentive, melancholic. He starts noticing what others walk past — the quality of light before it disappears, strangers facing away, the texture of things that will not last. This series is what his camera roll would have looked like.

Con todo el mundo

Every day can move like warm air — unhurried, a little hazy, with a low hum underneath everything that feels like contentment rather than happiness. Nothing is urgent. The world softens at the edges and that feels exactly right. People who have stopped measuring time. Light that arrives slowly and leaves without drama. Modern-day wanderers who chose warmth over ambition, presence over plan. Con todo el mundo - with all the world.

PARIS

Exploration of the city in 2024

MALLORCA

Exploration of the Island in 2025