30 Photos is an exhibition born from the collaboration between artists and a community of residents in a building in Bilbao’s Old Town, where the series remains installed as a permanent exhibition. The work allows itself to be influenced and inspired by the social pulse of the neighbourhood, by its textures, its rhythms, and the gestures that define its people.

From a shared sensitivity, it seeks to portray diversity with tenderness and authenticity, to find beauty in the ordinary gestures that unite us. Thirty images compose a delicate narrative of coexistence —an embrace, a laugh, a hand that kneads dough. Small moments that, when gathered together, form a collective portrait of everyday life and the invisible harmony that sustains it.

There is no artifice or distance here, only the honest presence of what happens naturally, the quiet rhythm of relationships that shape a shared reality. Each photograph invites us to pause and truly look, to notice the fragile details that make us human.

As a whole, 30 Photos becomes a tribute to empathy, acceptance, and shared life, a serene reflection on the invisible threads that connect us. It speaks of belonging, of the intimacy of closeness —the home, the staircase, the doorway— as metaphors for the places where we meet, where we recognise ourselves in others, and where, for an instant, we all exist together.