A photograph taken in Bogotá’s National Park, a deeply spiritual place surrounded by nature, connection, and the energy of the city’s historic neighborhoods and universities. I used to avoid going there, but this year I decided to train juggling more consistently, and somehow this park has welcomed me in unexpectedly meaningful ways.
The second image was captured in the cemetery of Cucunubá, another spiritual place, though connected through a very different perspective. My visits to this town always feel powerful and significant. This particular moment was both special and delicate, and I wanted to capture its essence with honesty and care.
Both images speak about connection, one through movement and life, the other through silence and memory. Somewhere between them, a quiet understanding appears, living is also about learning how to coexist with both presence and impermanence, while remaining open to the emotions each space holds within it.
