Spanning nearly three decades, this visual journey reflects the encounter between an Ecuador in transformation and the author’s personal evolution. Rather than simply narrating the country’s history, the work explores how images captured at different moments engage in a dialogue with the photographer’s experiences and perspectives.

Meyer uses photography as a bridge between the stories of the place and his own, creating compositions that invite the viewer to reflect on the tensions and poetry inhabiting each scene. ‘One Ecuador’ shows how the changes in both the country and the photographer converge to give rise to new visual realities, with each image presented as an invitation to delve into the multiple layers of meaning that shape it.