Beloved Future portrays the circumstances, actions, memories and desires of a summer in New York.
These are photographs that recreate a longing; an exercise in understanding time; a narrative that links moments lived and dreamed in that cinematic city, which simultaneously contains the past and the future in its images. Everything is possible there: love and war, invasion and disappearance. Losing oneself and finding oneself. New York is a place where you feel you're speaking to the world and simultaneously vanishing into its crowds. The city offers a visionary yet resigned image of an uncertain future, like a photograph that stops a piece of ice from its imminent disappearance in the middle of a street during a summer in the city.
In New York, a romantic illusion turns into a misunderstanding. However, that dream refuses to be forgotten and finds, through the image, the desired correspondence. This projection links evidence with possibility, photography with painting. In it, the stain becomes action and suggests a new outcome. In this way, past and future coincide in a temporal accumulation that restores continuity to the image.
Beloved Future takes the inexhaustible image of New York, where urban waste and the treasures of its museums set the stage for an archaeology of the future amidst an autobiographical narrative.
