Long-term Observations
LONG-term observations
Alongside textile works and visual compositions, I develop a number of
long-term observational projects centred around memory, rhythm, local identity and everyday life.
These projects often evolve slowly over months or years through repetition, documentation, conversation and visual research.
They explore how places, people and routines shape cultural memory over time.
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12 Months, 12 Craftsmen — Carcaixent
This ongoing publication documents small independent shops and
traditional craftsmen in Carcaixent — from shoemakers to Falla sculpture makers.
Over the course of one year, I follow twelve local makers and shopkeepers through monthly conversations and observations, documenting the rhythm of their work, their changing environments
and the quiet persistence of craftsmanship within contemporary life.
The project explores local identity, continuity, manual knowledge and
the social fabric of the village through image, dialogue and time.
