Photo Briefing – Dec. 8, 2025

Walk This Way: Pilar Zeta’s The Observer Effect was part of Art Basel week programming on Miami Beach Dec. 2 – 7. The mysterious public artwork featured grey-colored columns and arches at 18th Street and Collins Avenue. The futuristic installation used the city’s blue sky as a potent backdrop. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Book It: Es Devlin’s 20-foot bookshelf, Library of Us, was part of Art Week Miami. The exhibit, located in front of the Faena Hotel in Miami Beach, celebrated literature, meditational culture and fragility. It was a tribute to the power of the written word. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Soaking Up The Art: Ink Art Fair partnered with the Dorchester Miami Beach Hotel, turning rooms into art galleries to showcase independent artists from around the world. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Art Walk: Enthusiasts enjoyed beachfront art from Dec. 3-7 at the Untitled Art gallery on Ocean Drive. It spotlighted a bevy of emerging artists and non-profit organizations. LUCAS DUARTE/THE REPORTER
Lucas Duarte
Lucas Duarte
Lucas Duarte is studying photography at Wolfson Campus. Duarte, who graduated from Miami Beach Senior High School in 2022, will serve as a senior photographer for The Reporter during the 2026-27 school year. The 22-year-old was born in Brazil and has been taking photos since 2019. He enjoys telling stories through images and aspires to build a career in documentary photography.
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