José Brasesco

I was born in Rosario, Argentina. I am a photographer, architect, and lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Design at the National University of Rosario. I discovered in photography an activity that deeply resonated with me—a way to channel a perspective that emerges from the intangible. This interest intensified as part of an inner search, becoming a tool to anchor myself in the present and attempt to capture that fleeting instant where my essence meets that of another. Photography thus became an act of expression and encounter. My journey into photography was a whirlwind process that gradually led me to leave my work as an architect, begin working with UNICEF in 2021, receive awards in various competitions, exhibit some of my photographs throughout the country, and have others published in prestigious print media. I trained with prominent national and international photographers and completed an International Diploma in Photography and Digital Imaging. I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in this field. My passions are architectural photography and documentary photography. The latter— together with my work for UNICEF and a strong inclination to explore the unknown—has led me to visit remote places and connect with people with whom the only common ground was simply being human.