Kumbh Mela is a Hindu festival and probably the largest spiritual gathering in the world. Hundreds of millions of visitors attended the near month-and-a-half-long event.
You will discover here, through photographs and a story, the evolution of cultural curiosity, of a half-declared mystical quest transforming into a spiritual experience of openness and introspective exploration.
In Spanish, recordar means to remember. The re invites us to call back or come back, through the cor, through the heart.
To remember would therefore be to come back through the heart.
I hope that the openness and adventures that have known mine will resonate in yours.
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I worked for ten years in graphic arts, as a motion designer and videographer. I decided four years ago to get out of the standard job market to give wings to my dreams, and follow the wind that quickly brought me to India. I then knew that I was starting a new life, a nomad, a full-time explorer.
Photography arises vigorously by season. During periods of intense adventure, when I feel nourished by an inexhaustible energy that allows me to push my limits, photography is my ally.
I never feel so in love with my activity like before leaving with my camera to the adventure, deeply knowing that I use my talents and gifts of life in a way I feel right and natural.
I simply offer a singular perspective of our common existence. Singular and ordinary are close friends. We are all the same. We simply embody different aspects of life. I choose the belief that offering an authentic vision to see through is a great gift that one can give to another. This is my life intention, as an artist and a human being: to exchange sincere perspectives which allow us to reconsider our existence and fully appreciate life.
I feel at home on the road, walking towards the next adventure. I feel called to many others. The experience of connecting with people who cultivate nature indoors and outdoors, guides my intention. Live with little, connect with humans, the nature and the invisible world that binds us all together.
