Archeology of the Sacred is a photographic project that seeks to capture, in the archaeological materiality, something of the immateriality of the sacred of the civilizations that preceded us in time. The search for the idea of ​​the Sacred through photography began in 2004 during an expedition to Newgrange, Ireland. A megalithic construction, Newgrange is considered to be a passage tomb built prior to the Celtic settlement on that island. Over the years, the collection has expanded with photographs of sites in Latin America, Europe and the Middle East. In 2012, inspired by a conversation in the streets of Cairo, the set of these photographs received the title of Archeology of the Sacred. The philosophical search for the idea of ​​the Sacred is a photographic project that will continue until the end of my days.