SUMMER NIGHT

In this portrait, a young man is seated with his back to the viewer on a simple plastic chair, so common in the summers of southern Spanish villages.

The scene conveys a sense of stillness, as if time had stopped in the warmth of the night.

The boy's relaxed and silent posture evokes the intimacy of those moments when the heat lingers even after sunset, enveloping the air in a still and contemplative breeze.

At the same time, the image suggests a shared memory: that of the summers of gay boys in the village, lived between the protection of the family and the loneliness of a silent desire.

That chair becomes a refuge, an intimate space where longing and waiting are sustained, amid the apparent normality of the suffocating summer.