Tempus

And you, how would you photograph the TIME? This series called TEMPUS, which means time in Latin, is a series that gives me a lot of thought.
Time is, in a general sense, a physical quantity that is used to measure the duration, simultaneity and separation of facts and events. This makes it possible to order events in a sequence, from which the notions of past, future and present are derived.
And there is nothing better than photography to paralyse and order time.

Poster children who laughed at understanding adult life

Little do they know that one day they will be the ones down there.

A random point of view at 18:15

It could have been another point, but I liked this one so much that it has become one of my favourite photos (and it's true).

10:10

This photo has a story behind it that I will handwrite on the back for you.

We all go too fast

And many of us don't even know where we are going.

Velocity= space divided by ¨TE𝐌𝐏US¨

A second after taking the picture, I learned the formula

The man who waited to have his own car

The girls are in no hurry

If I sell this photo I will give the money to the first person I see sleeping in the street.

And I prove it with a video

The girl who stood up at 1:52 a.m.

She then continued her march but stopped at 1:52.

The boy who held an arrow regardless of time

The notion of linear time, from a beginning to an end.

Although there were concepts of time as an indefinitely repeatable cycle, the notion of linear time, from a beginning to an end, was characteristic of a finalist religion such as Christianity.