In my narrative works, I have this drive to explore mysterious, forgotten or abandoned places and also a fascination for being immersed in a condition of melancholy and sorrow. I have always been irresistibly attracted to these non-sites, liminal places that look like ruins frozen in time or even deserted and pristine places. I feel the eternal decay of time impregnated in these spaces. A time that also seems suspended. My images aim to capture this state of suspension, a melancholic atmosphere in which time stops and the present disappears.

I came to the conclusion that I have this urge to register the void. The emptiness of all kinds. Abandonment, death, loneliness, solitude, immaculate. I am also constantly interested in fragments of light and narrow points of view, details, minutiae that when gathered together make up a portrait of this void.

During these unprecedented times where we are facing social isolation the emptiness feeling is even more present. Everything is empty now. Empty places, empty streets and we are stuck in this place between boredom and contemplation. Alone in ourselves.

These series entitled “ Solitude “ aims to capture this feeling of emptiness but with an ethereal, simple, delicate, vision of this moment. A portrait of solitude but a contemplative and sublime one, in an attempt to give us hope for a better future.