The confinement period changed my way of photographing. I always felt comfortable doing portraits, and during that moment, because I couldn't be with other people, I turned to myself. I looked at the self-portrait and started using it to express myself. These images carry my introspection and openness to the outside. At a time when the opposite is expected, these self-portraits become the effort of the importance of looking at yourself. Admittedly, my self-portrait brings in the visual strategy of showing the camera's shooting control in my hand the objective of producing reflections, about what is possible to control, what is fictional and what is real.