Each proyect and collection is a chapter of a broader exploration: how movement, light and abstraction can reveal hidden truths in nature and humanity. My portfolio is structured as interconnected journeys rather than isolated images

Fine art photography portfolio by Héctor Morón, impressionist–expressionist works created with Intentional Camera Movement (ICM). Explore selected series: Sea, Volcano, Trees, Abstractions, Urban, Paths and Flowers

Selected works

“Selected Works” brings together the core of my artistic vision. Here, gesture, light and allegory converge in images that challenge what is visible in order to evoke what is transcendent. These are not mere landscapes: they are universal symbols that ask the viewer to confront their own inner light, darkness, and urgency. This collection defines what I am as a creator — what I aim to express when I say that a single frame can become myth.

Eden Tree Special Cycle

In the “Eden Tree Special Cycle” the tree ceases to be a plant and becomes an archetype. Each work explores the primordial seed, the resistance against the abyss, the promise of origin amidst chaos. Light and shadow, growth and ruin are interwoven into a visual narrative of hope, faith, and renewal. This is the tree as Eden — as a universal refuge of the spirit.

Abstraction Collection

The “Abstraction Collection” is an exercise in pure gesture and color: recognizable landscapes dissolve into brushstrokes, layers of reality fade into something more visceral. Here the concrete loses its edges, the figurative dissolves, the emotional emerges. These works do not seek decorative beauty but metaphorical impact — the raw emotion of form dissolving into resonance.

Volcano La Palma Project

Born from fire, lava and gas, this series captures the ancestral violence of the earth as it breaks its stillness. More than landscape, it is a visual cataclysm: destructive and creative, radical change, nature demanding its voice. In these images chaos becomes poetry, ruin becomes regenerative, and the fury of nature reveals both our fragility and our devotion.

Encrypted Sun Cycle

In the “Encrypted Sun Cycle” the sun becomes mystery: veiled, fractured, encrypted. Each photograph is a secret of light, a question about the visible and the hidden. Symbolic colors, unsettling contrasts, horizons that pulse with meaning. This series speaks of truth concealed, of buried significance, of what still shines when everything external collapses.

Sea Collection

The sea is both abyss and renewal, serenity and turbulence. In these images waves blur into layers of light and shadow, becoming metaphors of infinite struggle and timeless calm. The series captures the dual nature of the ocean — at once eternal and ever-changing.

Tree Collection

Beyond the myth of Eden, the tree remains a living metaphor of resilience, fragility, and transformation. Each work captures a spiritual bond with nature, where branches and trunks dissolve into expressive layers. The series reflects how trees stand not only as forms of life, but as witnesses of time and meaning.

Selected Works#2

“Selected Works II” continues the thread of my strongest language. It gathers newer works that expand my vision and reveal a more mature identity. In this second collection, risk and allegory are heightened, showing how each series resonates in dialogue with the others.

Urban Light Collection

Cities dissolve into abstraction — neon lights, cars, and silhouettes blur into painterly gestures. These works portray urban restlessness, where humanity’s presence appears fleeting, fragile, and ghostlike. The series becomes a reflection of modern life in motion.

La Alhambra (Triptych)

The Alhambra (Triptych) is not about history, but about transformation. It speaks of how everything we build eventually returns to light, to silence, to nature. In this dialogue between stone and leaf, between memory and renewal, I find the essence of Allegorical Abstractionism: the eternal movement between creation and surrender.

Selection Works III

The third selection continues the exploration of transformation through motion and light. Here, the focus shifts toward coexistence: between architecture and nature, speed and silence, geometry and breath. Through intentional camera movement, the physical world loses its boundaries and becomes a field of vibration. Selected Works III unfolds as a visual meditation on revelation — the instant when the constructed and the organic merge into a single luminous consciousness.

Path Collection

Every path is both physical and symbolic: a journey through light, uncertainty, and hope. These images invite the viewer to walk along roads that echo human destiny — winding, fractured, yet always pointing toward the possibility of renewal.

Sunset Collection

The Sunset Collection captures the fleeting light of dusk, where landscapes dissolve into abstraction. Through intentional camera movement (ICM), Héctor Morón transforms horizons and skies into vibrant fields of color, between lyricism and expressio

River Collection

Rivers turn into color and rhythm, surfaces of reflection and transition. Flow becomes metaphor: a reminder of nature’s continuity, of how everything moves toward change.

Flowers Collection

A lighter, contemplative counterpoint: blossoms dissolve into impressionist gestures, turning decoration into fleeting emotion. These works show how beauty can be simple and immediate, without allegory.

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