The photographic series Puzzles is part of my research on the nature of the photographic image and its documentary essence. The images of ruined buildings in Havana, New York or Cape Town are deconstructed into pieces of a puzzle with an impossible solution, where the document is revealed in fiction through the terrain of play.
These Puzzles perpetuate the photographic act, on the one hand, they capture the specific moment of the disappearance of a building in the collective memory, and on the other, they constitute a tautology of the dismantling of a realization that is falling apart. It is the apogee of the pair permanence/impermanence (understood as ruin).