“I resist immediacy, I feel like the world is spinning, technology has developed fast, transport (planes) allow us to travel fast from one location to another, we eat fast food, or drink take away coffee. While living in London I felt that I had no time to digest what was going on. So, I rebel, I want to move slow.

I believe I have two different approaches in photography: on the one hand I sometimes spend hours looking at details on the mundane of the city landscape such as an aesthetic crack on a wall, or shadow of a tree on a bench or the reflection of a building in a puddle. On the other hand, I love capturing movement. For instance, I have a series of flamenco dancers, I like incorporating movement in my fashion and I also do candid pictures in events. Furthermore, on a frenzy night I took a picture on a rainy day in Milan of a tram moving from a lower point of view. The city is in a rush, no one is there, it is late at night. I capture this spinning, because that is what I feel this is. I want to stop the tram.”