Adriana’s mom and photographer by profession… but above all by passion.
I like to tell stories through my camera and know that with my work the memories will last in time and remain intact. The camera has been, is and will be my sixth sense. I can’t conceive a life without photos. I turn to them every time I want to remember, move to a place where I was, relive a moment or just to see my grandmother…
When I look at her photo I can even feel her caresses. And that is the real magic of photography for me. That’s why I find my work the most beautiful in the world. And that’s why I would love to tell your story. So that you can come back to the photos whenever you want and travel through time as you can only do through images.
Video by my lovely friend Alberto Melià
If you really want to get to know Puy,
you can see her through her photos.
Long before I knew her photography I was a fan of the emails she writes when she travels. I remember one in particular in which she described so well her experience on the Trans-Siberian that I can see the faces of those who shared a carriage with her.
Puy has a look. She has it in her eyes, she has it in her words and it was only a matter of time and dedication that this look became her profession. It was such a clear vocation, so present in her life, that for her friends it was very natural when she told us that she was going to start studying seriously because she wanted to make photography her profession.
It has been a path of effort and tenacity in which she has managed to tame the depth of her gaze and transfer it to two dimensions without losing any of its liveliness, of the stories she discovers, of the details that only she realizes. She has managed to give a great formal beauty to her vision of the world, enhancing the soul of everything she shows us.
Claudia Vicente
friend and writer
Long before I knew her photography I was a fan of the emails she writes when she travels. I remember one in particular in which she described so well her experience on the Trans-Siberian that I can see the faces of those who shared a carriage with her.
Puy has a look. She has it in her eyes, she has it in her words and it was only a matter of time and dedication that this look became her profession. It was such a clear vocation, so present in her life, that for her friends it was very natural when she told us that she was going to start studying seriously because she wanted to make photography her profession.
It has been a path of effort and tenacity in which she has managed to tame the depth of her gaze and transfer it to two dimensions without losing any of its liveliness, of the stories she discovers, of the details that only she realizes. She has managed to give a great formal beauty to her vision of the world, enhancing the soul of everything she shows us.
