Carachi Pampa (Volcanic Landscape, High Andean Plateau, 2013) emerged from a years-long fascination with the stark geological formations of the Campos de Piedra Pómez in Catamarca, Argentina. Situated at an altitude of over 3,000 meters within the central Andes, this extreme geography of colossal white rock formations and surrounding black volcanic deserts offers an unearthly terrain.

Due to the radical clarity of the high-altitude atmosphere—making the region one of the world’s premier gateways for cosmic exploration—the project was filmed during the winter months to capture the core of the Milky Way with absolute intensity. The resulting imagery creates an esoteric union between the human presence and the cosmos, positioning the solitary figure as if suspended directly within the galactic nucleus.