El Comandante, a powerful offgrid solar tiny house on wheels, my sweet off-road home.

The Pantanal Cowboys are a symbol of resistance against the advance of destruction against their environment and it’s traditional way of living. This image depicts cowboys herding horses into a corral, amid thick dust and smoke, to protect animals from forest fires that devastated this region.

The Pantanal is the world's largest tropical wetland. Due to the accelerated process of climate change,it has already lost 65% of its flooded area. It is undergoing a process of extinction of its fauna and flora, great droughts and consecutive forest fires are devastating this natural sanctuary

The Andean glaciers are the ones that are disappearing the fastest, climate change, and the consequent global warming, pose a risk to the traditional populations of these places. Image taken in Huaraz, Peru, at the foot of the Huascarán mountain.

In the heart of the Brazilian Savannah, devastated by deforestation to produce charcoal for steel mills, nature is in agony, crying out for help.

The Cerrado, a kind of Savana, is one of the five major biomes of Brazil, covering about 25% of the national territory. Most of this diverse ecosystem, the largest source of water sources in the country, has been turned into coal or monoculture plantations for the export of commodities.

Greetings from Brazil! I chose this significant day, which marks the beginning of a new and unknown world order, to enter this new experimental space of social coexistence. I am a photographer dedicated to cultural, anthropological and environmental themes. This pictures was made at La Habana bay.