Behind the Rain is an invitation to reflect on our relationship with space in the liquid world.

In the construction, whose focus between planes forms the myopic image, the encounter with the water makes the concrete diffuse and fluid, disarms the extreme sharpness of the digital photographic image, and creates the impressionist work. This frequency is extended to the sensitive listening of textures and sound ambiences present in our everyday urban life. Behind the Rain is a narrative without frames that demands our perception and interpretation of space in a capitalist world that is increasingly distant from a sense of presence.

The photographic series Behind the Rain has been made in different countries, and naturally with each new city I find myself inevitably exploring the different possibilities of the creative process and its aesthetic result. Here I move through the artistic flexibility and sensoriality of the photographic image without distancing myself from the sociological essence that has formed my gaze.

Photography is not an object. It’s a sensation.