Roger Mujica Baldassarry is an international award-winning fine art photographer based in São Paulo, Brazil. With a background in Architecture and Interior Design, Roger brings a refined sensitivity to structure, light, and form—elevating photography into a poetic visual experience.

His work, exhibited in galleries around the world, weaves together impressionist abstractions, serene landscapes, conceptual narratives, and architectural compositions. Rooted in a lifelong passion for design and visual storytelling, Roger’s photography invites viewers to look beyond the surface and encounter a world shaped by emotion, memory, and atmosphere.

Roger’s mission is to immortalize life’s fleeting moments with authenticity, depth, and care. Each image reflects a shared journey—where personal experience becomes universal, and artistry becomes connection.

His vision is to create a visual language that transcends borders and speaks to the unseen—to bridge worlds through images that illuminate the extraordinary within the everyday.

Currently, Roger is focused on a growing body of fine artwork exploring abstraction, impermanence, and visual intuition. In series like Transfigured Perception: The Poetics of the Unseen, he distills reality into emotion and sensation through intentional camera movement, textured overlays, and light-play, inviting viewers to feel rather than define. His other ongoing portfolios, including Ephemeral Echoes, Threads of Light, Silent Geometry, and Urban Reveries: Spain, reflect a fluid dialogue between nature and architecture, design and emotion, spontaneity and intention.

Roger’s photographs are not just images but visual meditation. threads of light and shadow that speak to connection, resilience, and the beauty found in stillness or serendipity. His work is a call to pause, to feel, and to reimagine the world with wonder.