The Housewife Photograph

Felipe Hueb is a Fine Art photographer and visual artist whose body of work operates at the rigorous intersection of raw aesthetics and structural analysis. Holding a Master’s degree in Economics with a focus on infrastructure, Hueb brings a near-mathematical precision to photography, where composition is not merely visual, but a statement on human scale against the immensity of concrete and nature. His production categorically rejects digital smoothing and the moral concessions of the commercial market. Whether exploring the brutalist architecture of Brasília, the organic complexity of botanical studies, or the vulnerability of nude art, his signature is visceral realism. Influenced by analytical psychology and Jungian archetypes, Hueb documents the "shadow" of reality: rough textures, urban isolation, and the unedited beauty of the physical form. For Hueb, photography is an act of resistance against artificiality. His works are visual constructions designed for exacting collectors who seek not just decoration, but investment pieces charged with intellectual density, technical integrity, and an unfiltered worldview.