Imagined Order is an ongoing photographic series set in the Dominican Republic that explores magical thinking, folklore, and the symbolic charge of everyday life. Moving between documentary observation and staged intervention, the work reflects on how spirituality, desire, religion, and inherited systems of belief shape the way reality is perceived and remembered.

Rather than portraying the Caribbean through familiarity or spectacle, the series constructs a more unstable and interior landscape ; one where bodies, animals, gestures, and natural elements become emotionally and spiritually charged. In these images, the ordinary slips into a mythic register: a figure may feel like an apparition, a domestic scene like ritual, a landscape like prophecy.

Rooted in a personal reading of Dominican culture, Imagined Order draws from a visual world where Catholicism, superstition, sensuality, and myth coexist. The series is interested in how fantasy is not separate from reality, but woven into its texture shaping how intimacy, fear, beauty, and belief are lived and imagined.