Postcards from Arles is a series that reimagines the famous city through different perspectives, playing with the concept of postcards and the traditional imagery associated with it.

With a vertical viewpoint, the photographs offer a multifaceted glimpse of Arles, mixing elements such as ancient ruins, the city center, the Rhone River, housing complexes, markets, train station, and the night scenes. This approach go beyond the cliche representations often seen in tourist postcards, instead inviting viewers to explore the flat landscapes, intricate geometries, and diverse surfaces and facades.

The images challenge the preconceived notions of beauty and space in sightseeing. The interplay between architectural forms, shapes, textures in the natural landscape invites a dialogue,encouraging us to see Arles not just as the one of most photographed city, but as a dynamic possibility of visual narratives.