The aesthetic question

Today we are facing a flood of images, flipping through them with our eyes, drawing from them, and adding to them, images that resemble each other in their topics and forms of execution. There are major motivators that make repetition and similarity the title of practice. In these transformations, it cannot be said that there is a single aesthetic question in the scope of the experience; we are facing a set of questions that extend the meaning of the image as an image, and its aesthetic dimensions. Questions that make the practice open to all artistic forms, approaching them and embodying some of their questions and transformations. Form, narration, architecture, and sculpture all feed the photographer artist with incentives to discover aesthetic potentials and the interrelations that connect the artistic and cultural scene in general.