Oscar Hernández, born in 1990, is a distinguished Mexican architect and architectural photographer, who graduated from the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes (UAA) in 2013. Since 2012, he has excelled in architectural photography and filmmaking, showcasing Mexican architecture on a global stage. His work, recognized through numerous awards, has been featured in various online platforms, books, and printed magazines, both nationally and internationally. Hernández has documented over 450 projects in Mexico, the United States, and Spain. His approach combines firsthand knowledge with insights gained from direct interactions with the creators and users of the spaces he captures. Photography, for Oscar Hernández, is an extension of his architectural practice—a unique method to observe and interpret the interplay of volumetry and light, focusing on scale, materials, context, climate, and function. His narratives aim to convey the original intentions and user experiences of each project. He is also the co-founder and co-director of STVX Architects, a firm specializing in architectural design, real estate development, and urban projects, based in Aguascalientes and Mexico City. The firm is noted for its innovative approach in the field and its contributions to architectural education, regularly participating as educators and workshop leaders at national architecture conferences. Hernández’s architectural and photographic contributions have been widely published in prestigious magazines and international blogs, including Domus (printed and digital), Archdaily, Architectural Digest, Glocal, Archdaily MX, ATK, Dezeen, Architizer, and Architect Magazine, along with Architecture News. His unique combination of skills in architecture and photography has established him as a notable figure in both disciplines, adept at merging design principles with visual artistry.
