Early Works

The works gathered in this section belong to the early years of my artistic practice and reflect a period devoted to exploring photography as a visual language. During this stage, my research was primarily concerned with formal questions such as abstraction, minimalism, geometry, colour, light, and composition, investigating the expressive possibilities of the photographic image beyond its representational function.

Although these series engage with concerns that differ from those of my current research, they were fundamental to the development of my artistic practice. They introduce questions that continue to resonate throughout my work—perception, transformation, and the search for a personal visual language—which, over time, evolved into broader investigations of territory, memory, the body, and language.

Together, these works document an important stage in that trajectory, revealing how my practice gradually shifted from formal experimentation toward an increasingly conceptual engagement with human experience and the symbolic dimensions of the image.