How it was: RAF exhibition at Taguspark, Portugal

On July 17, right in the heart of Taguspark – Portugal's biggest innovation hub just outside Lisbon – a bright cultural event took place. Artist Rui Alexandre Ferreira, aka RAF, opened his exhibition in the central core of the park. I was invited as the photographer for this special event, and now you can see how it looked – through my lens, raw and real.

RAF showed a series called Neblina Cromática – colorful, abstract, and full of motion. One of the highlights was a live painting, done right there with splashes and paint projection. No filters, no rehearsals – just pure process.

People stopped. Watched. Wondered. It's not your usual corporate space. But that's the thing – art met science, and it worked. Lisbon, paint, and unexpected silence between drops.

Taguspark isn't just labs and tech. It breathes creativity. Concerts, open-air events, installations. This exhibition felt right at home.

As a photographer, I tried to capture the feel, not just the facts. Here's how it happened – from RAF's first paint stroke to the looks on people's faces.