My work stems from a visual exploration of the city, its architecture, and how spaces remain in our memory.

I’m not interested in architecture as a document, but as a trace: as atmosphere, emotional structure, and lived experience. Each image is born from a process of observation, layering, and visual reconstruction that seeks to shift the literal reading of space, transforming it into perception, time, and memory.

My photographs don’t describe a place; they reinterpret it. They are fragments of the city reconstructed through observation, accumulation, and recollection. Images where architecture ceases to be merely form and becomes presence.

From this perspective, I develop a body of work that engages naturally with space, not as a decorative element, but as a visual continuation of the architecture that houses it.

Bio

Kavi Sánchez is a photographer and visual artist.

He works with images as an artistic visual language through superimposition and fragmentation, developing a body of work that explores the relationship between memory, atmosphere, and the perception of architecture, focusing on the visual reinterpretation of the city and built space.

He also works on projects related to interior design and spatial narrative.

He has exhibited in cultural spaces and contexts related to art, interior design, and visual narrative.

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