Saem do Castelo

Saem do Castelo (Leaving the Castle) captures a fleeting yet profound moment as a couple departs from Braga Castle in Portugal. This artwork features a multi-exposure composition that blends the historic architecture with the movement and emotions of the couple, creating an abstract and evocative image.

As I stood at Braga Castle, a place steeped in history and grandeur, I was captivated by the contrast between the enduring stone walls and the transient presence of the visitors. The castle, with its ancient fortifications and storied past, provided a majestic backdrop for the contemporary scene unfolding before me. When I noticed the couple walking away from the castle, hand in hand, I felt a deep sense of connection to their journey and the stories they carried with them.

In creating this piece, I aimed to convey the layers of history and human experience that coexist within such a timeless setting. The multiple exposures allowed me to capture the fluidity of their movement and the subtle interplay of light and shadow. The couple's figures appear almost ghost-like, merging with the historic architecture and symbolizing the passage of time and the ephemeral nature of our presence.

Saem do Castelo invites viewers to reflect on themes of history, love, and the continuity of human experiences. It highlights the way our personal narratives intersect with the broader tapestry of history, creating a rich and complex picture of life. This piece is particularly meaningful to me as it encapsulates the sense of wonder and introspection I felt at Braga Castle, a place where past and present converge, and where each departure marks the beginning of a new journey.

This artwork serves as a reminder of the beauty and significance of shared moments and the enduring legacy of historical sites. "Leaving the Castle" captures the delicate balance between permanence and transience, providing a glimpse into the intimate and universal experiences that define our lives.