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The photographs in this exhibition are street photographs taken primarily in Fuengirola, Brighton, and Paris over the past several years. Although they were made in different countries and at different times, they are connected by a shared way of looking. 

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I have been fascinated by photography from a young age, developing my visual language through years of photographing people, fashion, and everyday life. Alongside personal projects, I have had the opportunity to work across editorial, commercial, and artistic contexts, experiences that have shaped both my technical approach and my curiosity about the stories images can tell.

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Today, at 23 years old, I am in my second year studying Visual Communication Design at Aalto University. My practice continues to evolve, but one thing has remained constant: I photograph almost everything I encounter. Not because every moment is extraordinary, but because every moment has the potential to become meaningful when we truly notice it.

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That idea became the title of this exhibition: The Art of Noticing. It is an invitation to slow down, to observe, and to discover beauty in places that often escape our attention.

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Special thanks

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This exhibition would not have happened without my friend Olivia. One day she walked into Casa Alejandro carrying a printed copy of her CV and simply asked if they were hiring. She got the job, and later told me about the possibility of exhibiting photographs on the restaurant's walls. That conversation unexpectedly became the beginning of this exhibition. Thank you, Olivia, for opening that door.