Lloret de Mar

2024 – ongoing

The project uses photography, text, and video to examine the colonial and economic perspectives through which Lloret de Mar has been staged as a tourist product for decades. Behind the images of sun, beach and hotel architecture, it opens up other perspectives—on places of retreat, personal stories and emotional connections. The city does not appear as a neutral backdrop for consumable experiences, but as a socially produced space shaped by power relations and everyday life.

In close collaboration with 15 residents, I embark on a collaborative storytelling process. The protagonists contribute their own experiences, biographies and places, forming a polyphonic archive: a subjective cartography of Lloret de Mar and a collection of portraits in which the city becomes visible through its people.