Antea Hauuk - Photographer | ContraWork by Antea HauukAntea Hauuk
Photographer/videographer/video editor/ mixed media artist.
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Río Tinto, Huelva
Personal project
Río Tinto in southern Spain looks like another planet: highly acidic waters, iron-rich soil, and thousands of years of mining that have reshaped the land. NASA even studies it as a Mars analog.
This wasn't a commission. I simply went to look, and this series is what I found by getting closer: cracks that read like maps, crusts that echo aerial views, a scale that dissolves. What looks like rusted rock from afar can, up close, become a river, a delta, an entire territory.
I'm sharing it because it shows how I see: patiently, with attention to texture and color, looking for the abstract inside the real. FRG-MN-TS: Detail Photography of a Live Cinema Performance
Photographic series documenting the analog instruments and objects behind FRG-MN-TS, a live cinema piece by Kansas Anymore that blends analog instruments, performance and live music into a space of attention and contemplation.
My role: photography at Casa de Socorro, Málaga, in collaboration with LCAmálaga and Promálaga. I focused on the tools and materials of the piece, plus one frame of the projection with the performer. I also filmed the full performance; video coming soon.
Creative team:
Pedro Lopey: video animation
Martina Álvarez: performance
Nuria Luq: musical composition
Javier Lopez: visual concept Broken Reflection
We sometimes look in the mirror and believe we are that reflection — that outer figure staring back.
This piece is about that trap: mistaking image for identity. The cracked mirror points to what actually matters — the part that happens behind the surface, the part you can't see.
Because what shows up on the surface isn't you. It's just a shell we sometimes get lost in.
Analog collage, background made with watercolor and salt.
Prints available if this one speaks to you — just send a message. DESEO is a cinematic video about vulnerability as the source of strength. For the Wonder Challenge, I built its promotional landing page — designing it as if it were a real film release.
The design extends the film's visual language: petal trails, origami textures, kintsugi gold accents, and a cinematic noise grain that ties every section together. Each scroll reveals a new act of the story.
I also conceptualized an interaction for the hero: on click, soft pink ripple rings — textured with the same Noise Passes shader applied throughout the page — expand from the play button, dissolving the title and all overlaid elements before the video plays. A transition that mirrors the film itself — something breaking open from within.
Here the link to DESEO's Wonder file:
https://app.wonder.so/antea-haauk/files/019f2532-8f00-7ac0-9da5-b7a6404d5def