Over the past few months, several articles have been published about my work and HUNCH, and I don’t see them as moments of visibility but as part of a deeper process I’ve been building for a while.
I’m not interested in being in the press just for the sake of it. I’m interested in opening conversations, creating friction when needed, and questioning a visual narrative that the industry has held onto for too long without really revisiting it.
HUNCH was born from that place. From the need to represent a woman who already exists but is still not being shown. A woman with experience, presence, and a clear point of view, who consumes, decides, and shapes brands, yet remains outside of the visual codes we keep repeating.
Everything I’m doing, from press to the gatherings I organize, comes from the same intention. To better understand where we are now and to push for images that evolve at the same pace as society.
This is not about age. It’s about perspective. It’s about creative responsibility. It’s about building images that actually make sense today instead of repeating outdated formulas.
Thank you
@spendinmagazine for understanding the depth of this project and for giving space to a conversation that is not a trend, but a shift.
And thank you
@woman_es for listen to me in this powerfull podcast,
@magazinelavanguardia ,
@expansion_com and
@welife 🫰🏻
And
@elena.taboada @senda_xelenataboada , the best Communication Director ever.
The question is whether the industry is truly ready to sustain it.
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