Puertorican photographer whose work explores the intersection between time, silence, and form. Through black and white imagery , he investigates how light reveals the hidden language of matter - where erosion, reflection, and texture become the expressions of memory. His work seeks to listen to the traces that time leaves behind, rather than document them. Rooted in a background that bridges sciences, fine arts, and storytelling, Pineda approaches photography as both study and meditation - a process of observing the dialogue between changes and what endures. His composition often reflect a quiet balance between structure and emotion, revealing a fascination with light as a sculptural force. Based in Puerto Rico, he works under the name 3 Pikos, a personal studio and evolving philosophy that embraces experimentation and introspection. Through his body of work, he aims to translate stillness into vision, inviting the viewer to experience time as something tactile - something that can be seen, felt and remembered.