Conann Fitzpatrick Alvarez-Casado

Conánn Fitzpatrick Alvarez-Casado is an independent photographer and creative practitioner whose work explores place, memory, culture, and the natural world. Through photography, art, and design, the site presents personal projects shaped by close observation and reflection. A significant focus is Galicia, including the agricultural parish of Loña do Monte and its surrounding landscapes, communities, and traditions.

Projects such as Could I Be Buried Here? and Lentamente el Camino Me Mata document connections to place and the experience of returning, belonging, and moving through a landscape. The portfolio also features environmental and street photography, alongside older work and collections such as Immigrant Trees, Orpheus, and Campo de Feira. The accompanying writing offers context for images and shares thoughts on creative practice, photography, art history, research, and visual inspiration.

Rather than presenting a conventional product catalogue, the site serves as a portfolio and journal, showcasing photographic projects and creative work while inviting visitors to explore the stories, places, and ideas behind them