Cuba: A Study in Colour

A fine art photographic collection exploring colour, time, and quiet observation.

Limited edition works created to hold atmosphere within a space.

A Study in Colour, Time and Quiet

This series was created during a period of travel, guided by quiet observation of colour and form.

A framed photo of colorful buildings and a street scene hangs on a light blue paneled wall in a cozy living room. The room features a white rounded armchair, a beige vase with dried pampas grass, and a red round coffee table with books and a floral arrangement, with a blue carpet on the floor.

In the months leading up to this journey to Cuba, I became aware of how often the place was spoken about in fragments - in colour, in music, in stories that never quite settled into a single narrative. Cuba had always felt suspended in time, and I wanted to experience it slowly.

That slowness arrived immediately. Limited connectivity, unreliable infrastructure, and the absence of modern conveniences stripped travel back to its essentials. Without constant access to information or urgency, movement became deliberate and observation sharpened. Days unfolded at their own pace.

Each morning began early, before the city filled with sound and people. Streets were quiet, air still, light soft against weathered facades. It was in these hours, and in the pauses between, that the photographs in this collection were made.

This body of work is about colour held against time-worn architecture, light moving across textured surfaces, and moments of stillness found within everyday life. Rather than chasing spectacle, the work is about presence and staying curious for the city to reveal itself.