S U P E R S Y M M E T R Y

This collection shows in detail Andalusian composition and sources of inspiration. Being nature and geometrical figures a constant design, vivid colors enhance the impact of tiles at floors and facades. All this ties into the architecture of the city. 

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Decorating your own place is one of those things that’s hard to engage with if you’re into trends. On the one hand, all you see is trendy and you try to be under the tide but on the other, you also need to find your own identity. 

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Given the way things are, it´s difficult to imagine a different Paris in which Tour Eiffel is absent at any picture. I am telling this after going through my library and see how recurrent is this tower in my trips to the French capital. 

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Paris´ true lifeblood can be found pumping through its architecture, event scenes, fashion, and neighborhoods´life. All we would agree on old Paris has to be the most beautiful city in Europe. Unfortunately, an epic blizzard with heavy snow collapsed the whole town the first time I visited it. 

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Surrounded by large canals and green fields, Kinderdijk is one of the most traditional and authentic examples of Dutch landscape in The Netherlands. Located 30 minutes away from Rotterdam, this remarkable village has a total of 19 windmills and it´s Kinderdijk was declared a World Heritage site in 1997. 

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Antwerp is the most shamefully overlooked fashion capital. And not matter what Milan or Paris have to say about it. Antwerp is chok-a-block with outfits that don’t mess around with old façades and buildings falling down in pieces. Van Gogh studied at the University here and the art scene is fittingly fantastic. Easily reached on two wheels, the city has a striking underground scene totally recommended. 

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Ghent is an environment that has become a magnet for young creatives who want to experiment and make their own urban paradise. In a way that probably isn’t possible in the less-affordable and more-busy likes of Brussels and Antwerp. 

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Before confronting its old-fashioned buildings, it’s important to know that Cadiz is known as the Spanish Habana for its yellowish maritime walk and its relaxing life-style. The views from rooftops draw a white façade houses mixed with narrows streets, palm trees and impressive monument squares. Easily reached on foot, its tinny centre reflects all Andalusian costumes and traditions. 

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In five minutes biking from Euromast, all the way straight to the old industrial port area, Lloykade's neighborhood (Rotterdam) ought to be famous for its singular and unique views over the Nieuwe Maas river. 

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Rotterdam, the second biggest city in The Netherlands, seen in less than two minutes. Internationally known for having the largest port in Europe, Rotterdam is nowadays the future. 

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Recently opened in 2014, Markthal has become such a symbol for Rotterdam city as integration of different spaces and realities in one concept-building. Aspects as its semicircular design, its colorful vault or its innovative function (residential and market at the same time), have been decisive to gain reputation. And also make this area being one of the most sought-after locations in Rotterdam with more projects about to take place in upcoming years. 

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Textures and materials blend together in this collection of pictures to experiment our sense of touch through our sight. In a culture where eyes replace hands and virtual concepts gain to reality, your experienced perception is a fundamental key to sense what you are seeing. 

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Maybe summertime is not the best season to visit my hometown. Wandering at certain hours (from 12h to 20h) is not such a smart idea when it's reaching 40 degrees. However, on top of the obvious reasons to travel to the South of Spain, you can experience these stunning sunsets at Sevilla and see how the city turns into a different town when it gets dark!