unmundoenbicicleta

I’m a Catalan photographer who spent six years crossing the Americas—six years on roads that never once asked where I was heading. For six years I traveled through America, letting the continent reshape me with every border, every stretch of dust, every unexpected kindness. From Uruguay to Venezuela, I followed stories the way one follows the murmur of a river: slow, persistent, inevitable. In each town I found a gesture, a storm, a perfectly timed silence. In every face, a map. And somewhere between the laughter and the long roads, I learned that you don't simply travel through America—America travels through you. My work is documentary, but never merely descriptive. I search for what pulses beneath the surface, the flicker between shadow and truth, the clever mischief that light whispers when no one is paying attention. Each image becomes a small chronicle, a visual poem where reality opens itself just enough to let you listen. The journey is still alive. So am I. These are the photographs that taught me that the road is the most honest way to reveal who I am.