The urban landscape of the popular neighborhood

Between the definition of humanity and observation of space and how it is defined by positioning. mine and those who enter the frame.

A decisive part of my observation is based on a constant: that of the search for a photographic identity that allows me to propose places that are considered non-photographable or in any case where few go to photograph. The bar in this sense is the crossroads of a personal dimension that reveals part of my daily life.

Here, then, is that my photography can be assimilated to two strands that still have points of contact. If in the barrio the approach changes significantly, it remains a familiar and intimate landing, where my very existence bleeds, and therefore it is a challenge. A constantly putting myself on the line.

Alex Coghe

Alex Coghe is an Italian editorial and documentary photographer based in Mexico City. His work explores contemporary life, culture, and human presence through documentary photography and portraiture. His images have appeared in international publications, reflecting an approach centered on authenticity, atmosphere, and visual storytelling. Alongside his photographic work, he also leads workshops and masterclasses focused on photographic narrative and observation.

https://alexcoghe.com
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