Pablo Serrano (b. 1991, San Juan, PR) is an artist and photographer with an interest on the built environment and investigation of a sense of belonging through both his island and diasporic experiences.

His search for symbols and spaces that are familiar in our collective memory reveal in the process something that once was and will likely disappear due to its lack of monumentality or importance.

His work is informed by a diverse background in art and design that began in architecture school and culminated in a BFA in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design.

CV

  • 2026 – Razas de Agua (group)

    Marca Ribe, San Juan, PR

    Currently on view

  • 2019 – The Next Wave (publication)

    Forgotten Lands vol. 2

  • 2018 – A Welcoming (group)

    caribBEING in residence at the Brooklyn Museum

  • 2016 – Vernacular Puerto Rico (solo)

    caribBEING House at Brooklyn Designs

  • 2014 – Immediate Surroundings (group)

    Gutstein Gallery, Savannah, GA

  • 2013 – NEXT: New Photographic Visions (group)

    Castell Photography Gallery, Asheville, NC

Clients & Collaborations

Arco Publicidad, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico, PHILLIPS Auctioneers, Walter Otero Contemporary, JCamejo Art, Almine Rech Gallery, Chan Ascher Architecture, Pili & Co., Bradley L. Bowers, Alstad Goods, caribBEING, Inc., Gilt Groupe, Hudson's Bay Company, powerHOUSE Books, David LaChapelle Studio, GFR Media