Three Galician photographers, Lucía Castro, Alina Espiño, and Andrea Sánchez Souto, recently returned from Japan, each bringing back a wealth of photographs that reflect their unique experiences. Upon comparing their images on social media, they discovered parallels in their artistic visions and a shared appreciation for the everyday beauty of the Japanese culture. These moments of inspiration led them to collaborate on an exhibition titled 'Aru hi - Un día cualquiera,' set to open in A Coruña's cultural space Vavava Haus.

The exhibition showcases the photographers' works, emphasizing the striking attention to detail that characterizes life in Japan. They were fascinated by the meticulous care evident in everything from the surroundings to the treatment of urban spaces, which starkly contrasts with their experiences in Spain. Through their photography, they aim to capture and communicate the essence of this aesthetic and cultural appreciation, revealing the quiet beauty found in the mundane aspects of life.

As they prepare for the exhibition, the three artists reflect on how their friendship and shared creative process enriched their understanding of each other's artistic interpretations. Their collaborative work not only celebrates their individual journeys but also represents a collective narrative that transcends borders. This initiative highlights the importance of cross-cultural exchange and the impact of visual storytelling in connecting different worlds.