Tania is a Mexican art director and self-taught photographer who finds fleeting beauty in the everyday chaos. Photography became her anchor during a dark period in her life, a quiet, steadying force that offered both healing and clarity. Through the lens, she discovered a way to reflect on her own life, stay present, and uncover meaning in the unpredictable.

Her work is deeply informed by her role as a mother, where presence and spontaneity go hand in hand. This lived experience sharpens her vision, allowing her to capture moments that are honest, intimate, and resonant. Like the photographers she admires, particularly Rinko Kawauchi. Tania seeks poetry in the ordinary, and grace in the imperfect.

Beyond the personal, photography has also become a space for connection. As a commercial photographer, she finds joy in seeing people through her lens—often forming friendships in the process. For Tania, every image is more than a visual; it’s a painted moment, a shared human experience, a testament to the quiet magic of simply being here.