Hi Enzo! Your work seeks to reveal stillness and beauty in urban spaces. How did this focus on quietness within city life develop, and what initially drew you to street photography as a medium?

Since I started taking photos as a teenager, I’ve always been fascinated by documenting what’s around me and capturing what often goes unnoticed. Growing up in Caracas - a city full of chaos and energy - photography became a way for me to pause and focus on the smallest details. I think this perspective has stayed with me, and now I find myself drawn to uncovering particularities and moments of stillness within even the most convoluted places.

Your project Finding Quietness in the Noise captures calmness amid chaotic urban settings. How do you approach this balance between noise and stillness in your work, and what do you hope viewers take away from this contrast?

I feel this is a lifelong project, but recently I decided to give it a name. It might grow and evolve into other projects, but it’s definitely at the core of what I’m doing right now. Many of my photos contain a lot of visual ‘noise’ or information, but my aim is to present it in a way that feels slow, or even cinematic. I also believe that when a viewer pauses for a few seconds to truly look at my work, they create their own stillness - a moment where everything else stops. That interaction elevates my work to its highest form.