A photograph taken in downtown Bogotá during a slightly gray and rainy afternoon, calm in its own way. In the background, the clock of the El Tiempo building marks 4:20 PM, a symbolic hour suspended inside the rhythm of the city.
The second image was captured on the outskirts of Bogotá, in a place called Briceño. Deeply natural and intensely green, the photograph holds leaves, soil, and wild vegetation breathing together in silence.
I’m drawn to the conversation between concrete and nature. Creating this piece made me reflect on the evolution of the world, the constant dialogue between the city and the countryside, structure and organic life.
Somewhere between both landscapes, a subtle balance appears, a reminder that living is also learning how to exist between what we build and what continues to grow on its own.
