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Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Thanks to all who came to visit the exhibition at @terrranova
Most of the prints are gone but still have some ready to hang on your kitchen walls. For those who ask about the project:

“The egg unfolds as a luminous structure.”

Before The Shell Breaks: Experiments in Seeing is a project iniciated together with @camil.labolart that approaches the egg as an active figure within a process of photographic experimentation.

The works presented in this exhibition are articulated through the photogram, produced in the darkroom without the use of a camera. In these processes, light directly exposes the photosensitive paper, generating images through contact with objects, transparencies, and variable exposure times.

In this body of work, the form of the egg is explored as an open structure: a silhouette that shifts through superimposition, displacement, and variations in density. Color operates as an active field where traces, halos, and trajectories emerge, situating the image between abstraction and observation.

By dispensing with the negative, each image is produced as a unique event. These photograms do not seek to represent the egg, but to think it through light, turning the darkroom into a space of experimentation where matter, time, and gesture generate variations within a shared visual system.

—
Gràcies @camil.labolart per ser la millor, sempre amb ganes d’experimentar i probar coses noves juntes! 🫂
Gràcies als amics de sempre que van ser-hi i als missatges dels que no van poder venir. 🤍

Nature is really the ultimate safe space.

An ode to what happens underneath @marlotbaus

Creative & Art direction @claudialongarte
Photo @nuagali
Video @sara___guerrero
Set Design @claudialongarte
Talent @cisca.bs
Edit @bernatgrana2
1st Light Assist & Digi Tech @forerosh
2nd Light Assist @albert_rocafort
Art & production Assist @martapalleiro
Atrezista @yor_intriago
MUAH @albaquirosmakeup

@marlotbaus

Creative & Art direction @claudialongarte
Photo @nuagali
Video @sara___guerrero
Set Design @claudialongarte
Talent @cisca.bs
Edit @bernatgrana2
1st Light Assist & Digi Tech @forerosh
2nd Light Assist @albert_rocafort
Art & production Assist @martapalleiro
Atrezista @yor_intriago
MUAH @albaquirosmakeup

#womenbehindthecamera #womeninbusiness #interiordesign#interiorphotography #90saesthetic

Editorial x @stoicmagazine

Photography: Nua Galí @nuagali
Digi Tech. & Lighting: Shaday Forero @forerosh
Art Direction: Carla Helmbrecht @carla.helmbrecht
Set Design: Camil·la Bolart @camil.labolart
Set Design Assistant: Mariona Molina @mariona.molinag
MUA: Jesús Alameda @jesus_alameda_
Styling: Laura Arias @l.arias.velasco
Talent: Nikolai from @unikomodels
Agent: Aina Martinez @ainamartinez.018
Prints: @llgelabert.handprints @contadopierde

I happened to photograph my favorite lamp designed by @maxmilaserra for @parachilna
Thank you @parachilna @bulthaup_barcelona

@marlotbaus ‘In Her Studio’ campaign for @alcova.milano presented at Miami 2 — 7 December

Creative & Art direction @claudialongarte
Photo @nuagali
Video @sara___guerrero
Set Design @claudialongarte
Talent @cisca.bs
Edit @bernatgrana2
1st Light Assist & Digi Tech @forerosh
2nd Light Assist @albert_rocafort
Art & production Assist @martapalleiro
Atrezzista @yor_intriago
MUAH @albaquirosmakeup

Collaborative artist
@niadefer
@maglieriarosaria
@telita_objects
@ritapuigserra
@ylariapavonestudio
@tajmi.home
@alhambra_fabrics

Tylor @taylorbruc.e for @gigistudios
Darkroom print @bienbien.xyz

Tylor @taylorbruc.e for @gigistudios
Darkroom print @bienbien.xyz

Thinking about eggs lately.

#stilllifephoto #editorialstilllife #quietobservations #visualdiary #visualresearch #editorialphotography #womenbehindthecamera

@marlotbaus ‘In Her Studio’ campaign for @alcova.milano presented at Miami 2 — 7 December

Creative & Art direction @claudialongarte
Photo @nuagali
Video @sara___guerrero
Set Design @claudialongarte
Talent @cisca.bs
Edit @bernatgrana2
1st Light Assist & Digi Tech @forerosh
2nd Light Assist @albert_rocafort
Art & production Assist @martapalleiro
Atrezzista @yor_intriago
MUAH @albaquirosmakeup

Collaborative artist
@niadefer
@maglieriarosaria
@telita_objects
@ritapuigserra
@ylariapavonestudio
@tajmi.home
@alhambra_fabrics

@marlotbaus ‘In Her Studio’ campaign for @alcova.milano presented at Miami 2 — 7 December

Creative & Art direction @claudialongarte
Photo @nuagali
Video @sara___guerrero
Set Design @claudialongarte
Talent @cisca.bs
Edit @bernatgrana2
1st Light Assist & Digi Tech @forerosh
2nd Light Assist @albert_rocafort
Art & production Assist @martapalleiro
Atrezzista @yor_intriago
MUAH @albaquirosmakeup

Collaborative artist
@niadefer
@maglieriarosaria
@telita_objects
@ritapuigserra
@ylariapavonestudio
@tajmi.home
@alhambra_fabrics

Floating stones

Thank you @camil.labolart @cmnd.services @forerosh @est8magazine @est8present

#stilllife #editorialstilllife #stones #gemstones

Ana @anaporttella_ from @imgmodels for @gigistudios
Retouch @madem.studio
MUA @anacanomakeup

Ana @anaporttella_ from @imgmodels for @gigistudios
Retouch @madem.studio
MUA @anacanomakeup