I’m Olga, an architect and photographer from Barcelona, with a particular interest in cities, architecture and the way people experience urban spaces.

My perspective has been shaped by living in different places, from England to Thailand, as well as by travelling extensively across Asia. Spending time in the region, and being based in Thailand for almost two years, has allowed me to discover places beyond the usual routes and develop a deeper appreciation for its diverse architectural and artistic cultures.

This experience has also shaped a visual language that sits somewhere between the familiar and the unexpected: a fascination with classical forms and historic spaces alongside contemporary architecture, new ideas and the distinctive tropical landscapes of Southeast Asia.

My background in architecture naturally influences the way I approach photography. I’m interested not only in documenting a space, but in capturing its atmosphere, its relationship with its surroundings and the people within it.

I work mainly with natural light and an intuitive approach, looking for images that feel atmospheric, considered and authentic rather than overly staged or catalogue-like. Across architecture, urban spaces, editorial projects and portraits, my aim is to create photographs that tell something about the place and the experience of being there.