09/16/2026
I went into the studio planning to interview Alejandro about his new work. He was already at the bench, absorbed in setting stones, so I stayed close and let the camera run.
Somewhere between checking a setting and reaching for the next tool, he began talking about the work, then about life, as he often does. The conversation came in fragments, carried by the rhythm of his hands and the piece in front of him. Even after all these years, I never get tired of watching him think through the material in real time.
For a moment, the studio door is open. Come stand beside the bench. Just don’t bump it.