I’m a nomad photographer and visual storyteller from Argentina whose work moves between New York, London, and Buenos Aires. Initially self-taught, my creative path has been shaped by formal studies at the University of the Arts London and the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
I use photography to explore emotions — pain, youth, community, friendship, love, and loss — drawing inspiration from the raw aesthetics of 1980s culture, grunge, rock, and contemporary art. My process is rooted in intuition and improvisation, allowing unscripted moments to unfold naturally through the interplay of light and shadow, where raw vulnerability meets a dreamlike sensibility.
Beyond the frame, my practice extends into the tactile and experimental through the creation of handmade photobooks that intertwine handwritten notes and found objects into immersive narratives. My photobooks, often large accordion-style creations, transform into intimate artifacts, inviting physical interaction and emotional connection.
At the core of my artistic exploration lies a desire to evoke intimacy and nostalgia, building genuine connections with those on the other side of the lens. I’m driven by the tension between reality and imagination, constantly searching for the spaces where the two converge.
I also delve into installations, experimental videos and mixed-media projects, layering sound, visuals, drawings, collage and performance to create immersive emotional landscapes.
My work is a space for introspection, a conversation between the tangible and the ephemeral, where the unpredictable becomes the most personal.
Available for commissioned work agostinacerullo@gmail.com
Photographed by Camya Hernandez