The series was created during the pandemic mostly in the tourism hotspots of Magaluf, Playa de Palma and Palmanova, places I rarely visited since living in Mallorca.
The lockdown gave me the opportunity to allow these seemingly unreal places, to work on me in a peaceful and quiet way. I found a fantastic world full of monuments whose patina and poetry captivated me more and more. Again and again I returned to the abandoned urban landscapes, where man and architecture have become strangers to each other.
The Sun Will Shine Again Tomorrow is a pause, like the pause between inhaling and exhaling.

Patrick Morarescu is a German photographer and visual artist who lives and works between Berlin and Mallorca. His creations refresh and provoke, tirelessly questioning boundaries between the human body and the world around it. He never tires of experimenting to create images in which
it is possible to see the world from a dierent perspective. In so doing, the boldness of his research is never monotonous.
His work has been exhibited in Jordan, Taiwan, Morocco, Cameroon, Finland, Estonia, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, UK, Greece, Poland, Bulgaria, Georgia, New York, Australia and Canada in art galleries and museums including: Fluxus/Potsdam Museum [GER], Pori Art Museum [FIN], Marrakech Biennale-Parallel Projects, Museu Arts Santa Mònica/Barcelona, Noorderlicht Photography Festival [NL], Ballarat Foto Biennale [AUS] , Wiesbadener Photography Festival and Juming Museum in New Taipei City [TAW].
Patrick has received grants from the EU Commission, Cultural Department of Munich, the Goethe Institutes of Amman, Sofia, Rabat, Tbilisi, Prag and Yaoundé and the German Embassy in both Rabat and Oslo.
He was selected for Artist In Residence programs in Makan in Amman [JO], Raumars [FIN], Hotel Mariakapel [NL], and Howl Space and Juming Museum [TAW].
His works have been published widely, including in the British Journal for Photography, Le Journal de la Photographie, Der Greif, Aint-Bad Magazine, Feature Shoot Magazine, Slate Magazine, Musée Magazine, and the Lenscratch Magazine.