Sebastián Elizondo's photography is renowned for its raw and expressive aesthetic, marked by an intimate, almost intrusive perspective that draws viewers into the realities of his subjects. His series Wynwood Pride Parade 2019 vividly captures the vibrant colors, dynamic energy, and rich diversity of the participants. Elizondo focuses on candid moments, infusing his images with a narrative quality; when viewed together, his photographs weave a broader story of the event, highlighting both the collective experience and the unique individual expressions within the parade.

Sebastián Elizondo (Paris, France, 1959) is a distinguished photographer with a career spanning four decades, known for addressing socially charged themes. Although born in France due to fortuitous circumstances, he spent significant portions of his life in Havana, Cuba, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. Influenced by his mother’s artistic vocation, Elizondo taught himself photography and film production under the mentorship of two of Cuba's most influential photographers, Mario García Joya “Mayito” and María Eugenia Haya Giménez “Marucha.” He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in History from the University of Havana.

Elizondo has gained recognition for his work documenting marginalized communities, such as his poignant photography exhibition on the Gables Trailer Park in Miami, which earned him the 2020 Ellies Creator Award from Oolite Arts. His work continues to resonate for its ability to convey powerful social narratives through a deeply personal lens.