Pedro J Arellano Guerrero

07/01/2026

04/01/2026

A Simple life-

When good things begin to fall into place, the fear of losing them often follows.

it’s part of being human. But sometimes the best way to quiet that fear is to stop trying to hold on so tightly and simply enjoy the journey.

To remember that joy lives in the present, not in what comes next. For me, it’s the simple pleasures that bring me back: a cup of coffee, a quiet moment, and a good view.

small pauses that remind me that this, right now, is enough.

03/01/2026

It was summer,
which in Patagonia means
the sun showed up but didn’t promise anything.
Cold some days, yeah.
Wind absolutely doing the most.
But no snow.. just endless sky
and land stretching like it forgot its limits.
Lakes stayed unreal-blue,
mountains sharp but dry,
grasslands rolling like they’re mid-thought.
Everything moved fast:
weather, light, moods.
One minute golden and soft,
next minute the wind reminding you
this place existed long before you.
Three days in and I stopped trying
to name what I felt.
Patagonia doesn’t want captions.
It just wants you there,
standing in it, quiet.

02/01/2026

Entry 1, 2026

“I am an arrow, and love is a shadow” what a poetic way to describe how life feels right now.

It’s strange how much can change in just a couple of months. What once haunted my nights still stings, but it no longer unsettles me.

Here, in these same mountains, I once whispered to myself: “You will change, yet somehow remain the same, while I grow old and grey, hoping you will know me, or at least remember me.”

Not for anyone else, just for me. Just for this vast, breathtaking Patagonian view.

31/12/2025

2025 may be coming to a close, but what a way to end it—filming in one of my all-time favorite places. This year gave me memories I’ll never forget, and I’m beyond excited to see where 2026 takes me

23/12/2025

THE SWIMMER- Όπως το νερό δεν φοβάται το βάθος, έτσι κι εσύ, μαμά, μου έμαθες να μη φοβάμαι τη ζωή.

21/12/2025

Recoleta never runs out of new perspectives

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20/12/2025

Talk to a stranger!

I went to a bar the other day, something I used to do years ago…just to read.

It had been a long, exhausting day, the kind that wears you down, but I knew I needed that time. Time to read. Time for myself.

These months have been busy, in the best way possible, and I’m grateful but even gifts can feel heavy under weakening heat.

For me, the gift was meeting a stranger(a musician).
A foreigner who somehow felt like a local, like she belonged to that bar as much as I did.

After people-watching, I got lost in my book. Before I left, she said hi. I said hi back.

And suddenly, two strangers were talking about nothing and everything.

AI vs art. Humans, Disconnection, Confidence, Society.

Something stuck with me.

Music made by humans is visceral—it hits different. Art matters as much as you enjoy the process, and sometimes imperfection is what makes something hit different, just like two strangers saying hi without expecting much.

I left wanting to create immediately, and all I could do was return to an old memory buried in my archives. For some reason, it fit perfectly.
Bon Iver knew.
And I guess that’s how I met these two beautiful humans in the video , in a way—once strangers, now good friends

10/12/2025

Photography is just people watching, captured in a single 🖼️

07/12/2025

This weekend I had the chance to shoot the cast of Dioses y Monstruos() at Microteatro( )
- directorial debut, and she was nothing short of divine.

At the start of the year I told some friends I wanted to photograph actors and theater. I don’t know why I didn’t give that idea much space back then, but when reached out — with a brilliant performance, by the way — I didn’t hesitate for a second.
As the years go by, I’ve grown a deeper respect and love for those who chase their dreams and keep art alive.

I was honestly speechless watching such young actors deliver ranges you’d expect to see on film. And the direction carried a level of care and devotion to the craft that you can feel in every scene.

A year ago I shifted from chasing the “perfect shot” to documenting moments as they are. That’s why this series begins in black & black: to capture the preparation, the anticipation, the silence, the presence before the act. Color then becomes the transition to performance — to fully embodying the work.

Being invited behind the scenes was a privilege, a reminder of how much heart and time goes into creating moments that move us, entertain us, or simply let us escape for a few minutes.

The play wrapped its cycle this year, but I highly recommend keeping an eye on this group. They’re already creating beautiful things, and I have no doubt they’ll keep breaking new ground in the years to come.
Some of my favorite photos I’ve taken this year are in this set — hope you enjoy them.

04/12/2025

Take a weekend break, fade out for a while, and when you return, you’ll see your story in a whole new composition.