Triplets | POY Latam

My two brothers and I first saw the light of day just two minutes apart.

My kitchen at home on a Thursday afternoon.

My siblings and I one summer on the Atlantic coast of Argentina.

Me putting sunscreen on my brother Luciano at a country house in the province of Buenos Aires.

Luciano and Lautaro brush the sand off their bodies after a day at the beach.

My siblings and I in the bathroom of our house after a party with friends.

My room and my siblings’ room on any given night.

My brother Luciano is recording his next stand-up video in our living room.

My brothers smoking marijuana on the balcony of the house.

The three birthday cakes my mother makes for us every year.

My two brothers and I first saw the light of day just two minutes apart. We shared the womb, the crib, feeding times, clothes, friends, and even the color of our eyes.

This work attempts to narrate the lives of three triplet brothers. With this long-term project, my goal is to document the passage of time for my brothers and myself until death. At the same time, I aim to show what life is like for three middle-class young people in Argentina today.

This project invites me to think about the future and helps me enjoy the present. Every moment I photograph is a moment I will want to return to in the future.

I have always been afraid of losing my relationship with my brothers, so perhaps this project is a way to keep us together.