My name is Gonzalo Rostán. I am a psychologist and experimental photographer. My work unfolds between therapeutic practice and artistic creation. Both paths constantly dialogue with one another and shape a particular way of seeing, listening, and accompanying human processes.

From a therapeutic perspective, I work with individual processes, focusing on personal and family history, relationships, the body, and the symbolic dimensions of experience. Understanding and honoring where we come from helps bring order to the present and opens a clearer horizon toward where we wish to go.

Through photography, I explore time, perception, and transformation as ways of accessing the sensitive and the not-always-visible aspects of reality.

My professional background includes training in Transpersonal Psychology, Family Constellations, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming, along with a previous formation in the organizational field, where I trained as an Accountant and completed a postgraduate degree in Organizational Transformation. These diverse paths have contributed to the development of a broad perspective on human systems, their dynamics, and their forms of organization.

Artistic practice and clinical work continuously influence one another. Working with images, symbols, and experimental processes expands my way of observing and accompanying, while therapeutic work brings depth and meaning to my creative exploration. This open and sensitive way of seeing fosters the emergence of new perspectives and possible ways of relating to our environment.

Currently, I develop artistic projects, individual therapeutic processes, and educational spaces, from an integrative approach that seeks to open creative spaces for personal transformation, respecting the uniqueness of each individual journey.