Measured spaces is one of the experiences that is configured from the places that are explored in transit and through photography. It approaches the relation of the gaze through where the passage is the experimentation in the urban and natural landscape. 

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As a way of understanding and codifying them, photography raises many questions about space, because it concerns what is actually visible: the photographic image is itself a measured space, contained; a surface that offers the representation of another space, which is part of what we call reality.

 

It is, in general, the relation between these spaces / places - the passage from one to the other - that we strive to encode the visible and the invisible at the same time. The idea is to experiment, experience and registry places that are warm or cold, inhospitable or desert, humid or arid, just because they exist or want to exist.