This series of posters is inspired by different neighborhoods across San Juan, Puerto Rico, developed while biking through the city and photographing its everyday landscapes. What begins as observation—architecture, light, color, and urban rhythm—becomes a visual translation of place.

Through geometric abstraction, these images are reduced and reimagined into bold compositions of shape, color, and typography. Rather than literal representations, the works function as visual impressions—an attempt to capture the identity and energy I sense in each neighborhood through a dialogue between photography and design.