the Valencia's Serliana - 2

After the Bretton Woods agreements, the world experienced an economic development that, among other things, led to a struggle of cities to position themselves in a global ranking in order to acquire notoriety and attractiveness. Seesigting was a relevant fact in urban culture and cities rushed to offer unique spaces hand in hand with contemporary architecture so that they would be attractive references to be visited by urbanites On the shores of the Mediterranean, Valencia, so that as an "agora" it would Vista del conjunto desde la zona noreste bajo los puentes buildings and sheets of water, zoomorphisms abound This new architectural complex began to attract the attention of photographers, turning out to be the most iconic image of a "fish" made up of the set of three of its buildings along with its reflection in one of its ponds. As an architect I am interested in photographing building complexes going beyond externalizing images that surpass attributes of formal compositions and I set myself the challenge of overcoming the obstacle of revising the place by obtaining a representative image based on a precept or postulate of architecture Seeing a place again is like a wall that has to be overcome with other parameters in order to make a new opening that leaves an impression of my action in the place By means of a “serliana”, one of the most successful formulations of architecture to make openings in the walls, I elaborate a palimpsest with which to overwrite the place, follow