
This is not a systematic collection, preordained and structured in advance, but rather a series of fragmentary images of the city and its inhabitants, captured during the brief transition period between late spring and the first heatwave of summer.
What unites the photos in this collection, in their diversity of situations and subjects, is a certain attention to the alternation of shadow and light, so complementary to each other, and the somewhat distracted, slightly out-of-context air of the characters that animate them, rendered in the alternation of light and dark, from the relative weight of the whites and blacks that make up the image, to the last one, where two different shades of red and black alternate in the composition.
In this fragmented and episodic way, I have tried to convey that mixed atmosphere of anticipation and uncertainty that characterises every change of season, in this particular case, the uncertainty of dawn: that moment suspended between the first glimmers of light and full daylight.
















