About the Artist
Jonathan Avila
Originally from Mexico, Jonathan Avila's unique perspective blends a fascination with both human stories and structural forms, bringing the analytical eye of a civil engineer to his photographic explorations. While this background likely fuels a keen appreciation for the symmetry and design found in architecture, his lens is most animated by the candid moments captured in street photography. In particular, Jonathan is drawn to photographing strangers, finding profound interest in the diverse expressions and unspoken narratives that unfold in public spaces. What truly captivates Jonathan is the magic of capturing the beauty in the unexpected – that singular, unrepeatable moment in time. Entirely self-taught, his intuitive approach is guided by a search for inherent beauty and these fleeting, unrepeatable instances. Through years of experimentation with any available camera, Jonathan has developed a distinct way of seeing the world, freezing these unique moments and revealing the underlying visual poetry of both people and places. His series, 'Faces of COVID-19,' captures a specific moment of fractured reality, reflecting the exhibition's themes of transformation within changing surroundings.
About the Artist
Jonathan Avila
Originally from Mexico, Jonathan Avila's unique perspective blends a fascination with both human stories and structural forms, bringing the analytical eye of a civil engineer to his photographic explorations. While this background likely fuels a keen appreciation for the symmetry and design found in architecture, his lens is most animated by the candid moments captured in street photography. In particular, Jonathan is drawn to photographing strangers, finding profound interest in the diverse expressions and unspoken narratives that unfold in public spaces. What truly captivates Jonathan is the magic of capturing the beauty in the unexpected – that singular, unrepeatable moment in time. Entirely self-taught, his intuitive approach is guided by a search for inherent beauty and these fleeting, unrepeatable instances. Through years of experimentation with any available camera, Jonathan has developed a distinct way of seeing the world, freezing these unique moments and revealing the underlying visual poetry of both people and places. His series, 'Faces of COVID-19,' captures a specific moment of fractured reality, reflecting the exhibition's themes of transformation within changing surroundings.
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About the Artist
Jonathan Avila
Originally from Mexico, Jonathan Avila's unique perspective blends a fascination with both human stories and structural forms, bringing the analytical eye of a civil engineer to his photographic explorations. While this background likely fuels a keen appreciation for the symmetry and design found in architecture, his lens is most animated by the candid moments captured in street photography. In particular, Jonathan is drawn to photographing strangers, finding profound interest in the diverse expressions and unspoken narratives that unfold in public spaces. What truly captivates Jonathan is the magic of capturing the beauty in the unexpected – that singular, unrepeatable moment in time. Entirely self-taught, his intuitive approach is guided by a search for inherent beauty and these fleeting, unrepeatable instances. Through years of experimentation with any available camera, Jonathan has developed a distinct way of seeing the world, freezing these unique moments and revealing the underlying visual poetry of both people and places. His series, 'Faces of COVID-19,' captures a specific moment of fractured reality, reflecting the exhibition's themes of transformation within changing surroundings.