My perspective is shaped by the people I meet and the cultures I move through.

Born to a Mexican mother and a Spanish father, I grew up in France, between multiple languages, cultures, and ways of inhabiting the world. This openness deeply informs the way I approach photography.

 

From an early age, photography became a way for me to observe and understand what unfolds between people. To look before showing, to pay attention to silences as much as gestures, to details as much as the obvious.

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For several years, I worked in an entrepreneurial and international environment, where rigor, project management, and human relationships were central. This culture of structure, precision, and anticipation now shapes my work as a photographer — particularly when accompanying weddings or brands, where every decision matters and accuracy is essential.

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My visual language has also been shaped by other fields — fashion photography, travel, and editorial work — which refined my ability to read a body, a presence, and light within a space. Some of my images have been published in PhotoVogue, always within an approach rooted in authenticity and a thoughtful, intentional gaze.

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Over the years, I have also created and led collective creative spaces, particularly with female artists. These experiences deeply influenced the way I accompany others: with attentiveness, clear structure, and a strong awareness of human dynamics — essential qualities when standing alongside people during meaningful and intimate moments.

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Film photography holds an important place in my work. I am drawn to its materiality, its grain, its occasional imperfections — and above all, its honesty.

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If my approach and work resonate with you, I would be happy to connect.