Zaickz Moz (1994), originally from the State of Mexico, lives and works primarily between that area and Mexico City; therefore, the journeys and the city accompany his practice as much as the visual understanding of spaces and human constructions. He studied at the School of Architecture, UNAM (2012). Since 2017, he has embarked on his artistic career with photographic essays. Among his most representative personal projects are “Soy de azteca” (I am from Aztec), “Periferia” (Periphery), and “Interés no social” (Non-social interest). He has given lectures on his processes and work in different states of the Republic such as Mexico City, Chihuahua, Michoacán, and Yucatán. Between 2018 and 2023, he has exhibited his projects individually and collectively in Mexico and Japan. In 2022, he published his first book “Camino intangible” (Intangible Path) and presented the series “Antumbra,” where he explores characteristics of light in architectural spaces and creates “Espectogramas” with the intention of exploring the abstraction of forms and reality. His work has been published in COOL HUNTER MX “29 Creativos menores de 30” (29 Creatives under 30), ADMagazine, Arquine, Archdaily, Designboom, Dezeen, Divisare, Dropout Mag, Gas TV, Gessato, Dwell, Plot, in SB Magazine of IAKS in Germany, and World Architecture. Currently, his studio comprises architectural photography, analog explorations, documentary photography, art objects, and design. He is a founding partner of projects such as Losocial, a PR agency for architecture studios, artists, and creatives, from Cuenca; Trasto, a graphic identity and design studio, Otrocafé, a photographic studio for art objects and interior design.