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By Paula Pastrana was founded in 2015 by two food enthusiasts, John and Lisa. They started the business in their home kitchen with a small but dedicated team. Their goal was to create unique and delicious specialty foods that would delight customers.

 The photographs portray the intensity of color, the bustle of the streets, the energy of the dancers, and the complicity of an audience that moves to the rhythm of cumbias, mapalés, and porros in Barranquilla, Colombia.

 Photographic-documentary projects that trace my journey as a footballer and the evolution of women’s football in Colombia. 

This project reflects a deeply personal chapter of my life, exploring my position and feelings around my sexuality during a pivotal time.

“Step by step, a path is traced through lost objects, accompanied by whispers of wandering souls, by stories marked by oblivion, covered in solitude and emptiness, like echoes resounding endlessly, like the time of that restless clock I just found.”

Home is not a place,

it’s you,

your heart,

And how safe you make me feel,

As if you managed to find the missing

pieces of my puzzle,

And magically, without hesitation,

You can put it together in a second,

with that infinite smile.

Home is not a place,

It is the light that illuminates my shadow, When I stay in your gaze.

 A photographic exploration where light and shadow replace the face. Through high-key and low-key techniques, the body becomes a territory of contrasts

A seed project, one of my first attempts at using photography as more than just documentation. The work consisted of projecting the image of a woman onto a checkered floor and a worn, peeling wall. In this fusion of body and space, a subtle process of fading emerged