CASA – The Images I Inhabit is an intimate journey through the inner landscapes of memory. Each image emerges like a fragment of dream — suspended between the familiar and the uncanny, between the body and the space that holds it.
Working with analog processes and the quiet tactility of black and white, I explore how domestic spaces become containers of time, where light, gesture, and texture recall both presence and absence.

The figures dissolve into their surroundings: bodies become furniture, fabrics, shadows. This act of merging reflects the slow sedimentation of identity — how our being is shaped by the places we once called home.
Through this visual archaeology of intimacy, I seek not nostalgia, but resonance — a way to inhabit memory as a living, breathing territory.

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más allá de la mente _ a través del juego

mirando hacia adentro _ la danza familiar

fuera del cuerpo _ ser la montaña

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