To San Francisco stages a sun-drenched scene of vintage rebellion and cinematic storytelling. On a lonely desert road, a woman in a 1960s floral dress stands beside a broken-down red Seat 600, her gaze fixed on the horizon. With references to Yé-Yé culture, the Summer of Love, and the golden age of hitchhiking, the image weaves fashion, counterculture, and symbolism into a rich visual journey.

Shot in the arid landscapes of Los Monegros and filled with subtle nods—from Nancy Sinatra’s boots to a hidden Latin word for "bee"—this photograph invites the viewer to look twice and discover the deeper threads behind its sunlit surface.

Limited edition giclée prints available in three sizes. Each piece is signed, numbered, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
For collectors drawn to narrative depth, symbolic detail, and striking retro aesthetics, To San Francisco is a timeless addition.