NO QUIERO QUE

SE ACABE

A photographic project on attachment, memory, and the desire to preserve what matters.

Black box containing a folded photographic sequence from No quiero que se acabe

Year: 2026
Format: Box with folded photographic sequence
Materials:
Archival images, personal keepsakes, printed photographs

No quiero que se acabe is a photographic project about attachment and the desire to keep close what matters most. Bringing together images of people, places, objects, and brief moments from my archive, the work reflects on emotional value, memory, and the quiet intensity of what we cherish.

Some of these presences may seem ordinary or easily overlooked, yet they carry a deep personal weight. Rather than focusing on material value, the project considers the ways certain things sustain us, accompany us, and become difficult to let go of once they have touched the soul.

Presented as a box containing a folded continuous sequence of images, the work takes on the form of a keepsake: something intimate, carefully kept, and meant to be revisited. The unfolding structure echoes the project’s central impulse - a desire to preserve what nourishes us, and to hold on a little longer even while knowing that everything eventually comes to an end.

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