Narratives for the Illusion of an Imagined Face is based on the exercise of omitting written information about personal and regional identity from photographs, turning it into a suggestive and enigmatic fact, because at the same time that there is no face, all faces are possible.

It is a reflective process focused on small everyday stories in the streets of various cities of Hispanic or Latin origin, or where there is a significant population in fact. Like a persistent tendency that can become an obsession but also a concept of search, where the fundamental thing is not the utopia of the search itself, and neither is it reaching a destination, because we are in an infinitely subjective process.



                                                                 
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These photographs do not belong to any particular place, nor do they represent specific people. In my opinion, they are from any place on Earth and those people are ourselves.


…The whole is greater than the sum of its parts…
(Aristotle in his writings on metaphysics. ¨After or beyond physics¨. Holistic)