FLUX Vol.II continues the idea of photography as a visual diary.

Built mostly from iPhone photographs taken during April and May 2026, the book gathers fragments of everyday life observed through a personal and instinctive approach.

Trees
projected shadows
hard light
self portraits
silhouettes
family moments
school journeys
street gestures
movement
stillness
urban details
traces
reflections
small spontaneous scenes

all coexist within the same visual flow.

Photographed mainly in the city where I live, the work moves between documentary observation and personal abstraction, exploring how ordinary moments can be transformed through contrast, light, geometry, blur, and motion.

More than traditional street photography, the images emerge from curiosity, presence, and the impulse to photograph whatever quietly interrupts daily routine.

All photographs were made in high-contrast black and white, searching for a balance between raw immediacy and emotional atmosphere.

FLUX Vol.II slowly becomes what the project itself suggests:

the passage of time
a visual rhythm
an archive of ordinary life
a collection of fleeting observations

Fragmented, intuitive, imperfect, and alive.