Barcelona, 2026
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Dates2026 - Ongoing
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Author
- Locations Barcelona, Perroy
Barcelona, 2026 extends Santa Margherita, 2024. The city becomes a porous, interchangeable meta-place. Facades, thresholds, and light are captured as remnants. Photography accompanies erasure, recording what still trembles before disappearing.
Barcelona, 2026 extends the trajectory opened with Santa Margherita, 2024. It continues a body of work rooted in memory, attachment, and erasure, where places are approached not as destinations but as fragile states—temporary shelters for affects, gestures, and presences already in retreat.
Like Santa Margherita, Barcelona is not treated as a city to be described, but as a meta-place: interchangeable, porous, and haunted by the feeling of arrival too late. Facades, interiors, thresholds, and fragments of light are photographed as one would hold onto remnants—aware that what is loved is already slipping away.
This series deepens an affective geography without a center, shaped by repetition and return. Photography here is not documentary, but an act of accompaniment: staying close to what fades, accepting loss without attempting to repair it. Each image functions as a quiet room, a temporary anchor, where time hesitates.
Barcelona, 2026 does not seek to preserve the city, but to register what trembles within it—what persists briefly, gently, before disappearing.
