In my photographic work I explore the concept of myth-landscape as an intersection between the imaginary divinities represented by men and their natural environment and their sacred limits.

In my photographs I make a cultural construction that links the dominant imaginary sacred beings in each community with the sacred space that they delimit and that evolve in a sui generis way.

A visual game between the tangible and the intangible in a physical and natural setting. A heritage and cultural memory that has treasured its uniqueness over the centuries.

In MICROCOSMOS I present a hierophanic landscape where the mythical beings that build the magical places are manifested.

Places where the existence of the sacred becomes present, when it manifests itself through the objects of our usual cosmos as something completely opposed to the profane world.