I thought photographing ordinary drawers without manipulating them was a good way to come closer to the daily life of the owner.

I have always been interested in human behaviour.
I thought photographing ordinary drawers without manipulating them was a good way to come closer to the daily life of the owner.

Interiors is a work about human identity that gives a free rein to voyeurist instinct that everybody carries inside themselves and satisfies our human curiosity about the others, through the physical description of the drawers’ content and the owner’s behaviour by means of the objects he has and the way he arranges them.
Images of the exhibitions in Medinaceli DeArte and in the Audiencia Palace, both in Soria, in November 2009 and June 2010, respectively and in Pati Llimona in Barcelona in 2016.
Photos were mounted in light-boxes constructed inside wooden drawers. The idea was that, in exhibition halls completely in the dark, the only lighting came from the drawers located on the floor as an installation, as an invitation to the observer to look at a secret, hidden to most of the human beings, that he had the privilege of contemplating.
All drawers went with a personal description that put a bit of light of the owner, without losing his/her anonymity, specifying sex, age, birthplace, main occupation and the use he/she gave the drawer.










March 13th 2026
17h/20h
Photography workshop in Soria.
The Blue Hour. Sunset Photography









