Felipe Romero Beltrán focuses on social issues, examining how innovative narratives can transform the field of documentary photography. His method involves sustained projects backed by detailed research, enabling him to present layered and insightful perspectives on his subjects. His practice navigates the complex interplay between constructed imagery and authentic lived experiences, capturing moments that reflect both real-world conditions and the ambiguity inherent in human survival and existence. Through this tension, Romero Beltrán portrays the diverse individuals within his frame, highlighting their stories within the boundaries of the photographic medium. Using a multidisciplinary approach that includes photography, video, performance, and collaboration, he investigates themes of suspension and liminality. The human body becomes a key element in expressing these concepts, embodying the weight of stagnant time, memory, and the emotional toll of migration. His work thoughtfully examines how his subjects navigate cycles of waiting and displacement, shedding light on the often dehumanizing realities faced by many. ...
