MY STORIES

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FORGOTTEN

Where time erases, beauty remains.

The Forgotten Series reveals the quiet poetry of an abandoned correctional institution. Crumbling walls sprout wild weeds, graffiti splashes color across faded stone, and turquoise doors weather into soft shades of memory. Through each frame, decay becomes a canvas for unexpected beauty.

Echoes of the Past

Where history lingers in shadows.

In Mérida’s restored Central Railway Station, shadow-like graffiti stretches across weathered walls—painted by art students to recall its days as a thriving railroad hub. These fading figures drift between past and present, like ghosts carrying stories of connection, travel, and the modernity of another time.

POMUCH

Death as a tender celebration.

Haunted by death, I found myself among the Dead of Pomuch, where the Mayan ritual of Choo Ba’ak transforms mortality into a joyful, deeply personal ceremony. This tradition softens the unfamiliar with warmth, teaching that death deserves tenderness and calls us to live fully in the Now. Photography became my way to honor and embrace this powerful ritual.

REBORN

From scars, hope emerges.

Rwanda left a profound impression on me. Despite its tragic history, the people exuded an unshakable optimism. Through portraits and street scenes, I captured a society eager for progress, alive with the colors of red clay roads, bustling markets, and hopeful expressions.

SENSITIVITY

“You will teach them to fly, but they will not fly your flight. You will teach them to dream, but they will not dream your dream. You will teach them to live, but they will not live your life. Nevertheless, in every flight in every life, in every dream, the print of the way you taught them will remain” - Mother Teresa