"Thoughts and Reflections" is an ongoing project capturing contemplative moments of subway commuters. These black and white, high-contrast photos, inspired by Japanese snapshot culture, use window reflections to depict layers of thoughts and imaginations. Shot in the intimate subway setting, the series explores suspended moments where time seems to pause, reflecting my personal journey of self-discovery. It invites viewers to appreciate subtle introspective moments and unveils the hidden layers of our inner worlds in the stillness of the subway.
Born in 1987 in Caracas, Gabriel Marcos is a rising Venezuelan street photographer whose work is deeply influenced by the vibrant and aggressive underground hardcore punk scene, skateboarding, and graffiti. He pursued studies in Photography and Audiovisual Arts in Caracas, which led him to work as a camera crew member in digital cinematography. In 2016, Gabriel Marcos moved to Germany and began focusing on photography more seriously in early 2024. His work is heavily inspired by Japanese snapshot culture, which shapes his distinctive photographic style.