FOTOSsíntese is a project that brings together a synthesis of my photographic works, gathering images produced at different moments throughout my trajectory as a photographer — fleeting moments that pass through my retinas and shape the way I observe and interpret the world.

The title draws inspiration from the biological process of photosynthesis, in which light becomes an essential element for the generation of life. Here, photography operates through a similar transformation: light, time, and lived experience are converted into visual memory of the world around me, through the places I encounter and move through.

Through this body of images, Photosynthesis reveals the gradual formation of a photographic language. Each photograph emerges from a gesture of attention and presence, capturing ephemeral situations and preserving them as traces of lived time.

The project presents itself as a living archive of observation and experimentation, where different phases of my journey coexist and dialogue with one another, revealing the continuous process of constructing an artistic gaze and practice.