His focuses on the in situ investigation of the landscapes and environments they inhabit and encounter, with a strong interest in unveiling how these spaces transform and rearticulate themselves. Thus, their practice explores how territory takes shape and adapts to the changes imposed upon it.

Marquez artistic approach is influenced by constant intervention, found materials, and an attentiveness to the ephemeral. This results in a multidisciplinary body of work, where they create low-budget—often rudimentary—technological devices, establishing a dialogue between the new and the old.

Likewise, they use images and visual production tools as means to generate new landscapes and mediations between nature and human impact.

His practices in photography, installation, and sound coexist within a diffuse liminal space, contributing to an “expanded visuality.” This emerges, particularly, from the everyday routes and territories that surround them.