In his work, the game of reflections becomes key to enhancing contrasts and incorporating elements that remain outside the frame. Likewise, fog, calitja and clouds are used as tools to transmit unique moods and atmospheres.

Its aesthetic is nourished by lines, angles and geometric shapes that guide the viewer towards imaginary spaces, using contrasts to demonstrate the human footprint in nature. He finds great beauty in the decay of the abandoned machines and buildings, witnesses of the passage of time that invite fabulation. On the other hand, he sees graphite as a powerful tool to fill urban gray with colour and encourage reflection. Through unusual perspectives, he manages to decontextualize everyday life, revealing extraordinary details that often go unnoticed by the majority.

Over the past decade, it has channeled its own internal battles and its process of overcoming towards a therapeutic purpose in working with customers. The purpose is as simple as it is transformative: to help them recognize the beauty that already inhabits them. This accompaniment generates a subtle but profound change; on leaving, many finally feel confident about hanging portraits of themselves in their home, proudly exposed to the eyes of everyone.

This initiative has taken shape under the name Body Project. After all, its ultimate goal is not simply to capture images, but to conceive an art that moves consciences and awakens emotions in those who contemplate it.

For more information about the artist Ken Goddard, visit at Galeria Espai Cavallers