Francisco Gaspar is a visual artist whose work explores the intersection between historical documentation and contemporary narrative. His personal project, “Sidewalk Trees,” earned him recognition as a Featured Artist in the Al-Tiba9 Directory 2025 and led to his participation in international exhibitions such as The Alchemical Art and the Carlotta Gallery.
With a career deeply rooted in the preservation of heritage, he regularly collaborates with the Museum of Archaeology D. Diogo de Sousa and the Museum of Alberto Sampaio, where he oversees documentation and the creative direction of catalogs. His practice extends into the performing arts scene, collaborating with institutions such as: Casa da Música, gnration, Braga25 (Portuguese Capital of Culture).
In addition to his work in architectural and interior photography, with over 400 projects documented, Francisco is the founder of Tap Juice, a platform dedicated to artistic and cultural dialogue.
This versatility, which moves seamlessly between technical rigor and fashion creative direction, grants him a refined sensibility in constructing visual identities and documenting complex artistic processes.
