Cuyutlán

These images trace a point of origin. They are among the first photographs in the archive, and the earliest sign that photography could be more than a casual record, it could be a space for observation and affection.

Captured during a trip shared with a close friend, the pieces carry the lightness of someone looking without the pressure to produce, while hinting at something beginning to unfold. The beach, the sea, and the sky recur like leitmotifs: sometimes open, sometimes closed, sometimes digitally intervened, as in Mirador, where the image fractures and multiplies.