Stories that reveal, connect and transform.
A project that prompts us to reflect on how we perceive orphanhood, inviting us to see it through solidarity, the joy of childhood, and its full potential.
SEE WORKAlways present, almost invisible. AGUA invites us to pause and look again at what sustains life and what, perhaps because it is so familiar, we have ceased to notice.
SEE WORKIn New York, street artists turn public space into a living territory of expression and connection. Through their bodies, their music, and their talent, they become part of the city’s pulse, transforming the everyday through the art they share each day. Without them, an essential part of its rhythm would be missing.
SEE WORKTo grow old is to remain while everything changes. The body becomes more fragile and life takes on different rhythms, but it keeps unfolding. There is still character, tenderness, desire, and the need for others. Because growing old does not mean ceasing to be.
SEE WORKPlaces remain. They hold traces of presence, absence, memory, and time. PLACES explores the dialogue between the physical and the emotional: how we inhabit spaces and how, in turn, they remain within us.
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