Noelia Ramon is a poet, photographer, filmmaker and former journalist—a storyteller who weaves language and image into quiet, emotional landscapes. Her work traces fleeting moments, strangers and the beauty of human presence in the everyday. Born in Spain and based in Sydney since 2018, she creates across poetry, photography, short film and visual essays—offering a still space in a world that rarely stops. A space where someone, somewhere, might feel seen.
For over two decades, Noelia worked across journalism, filmmaking, creative production and cultural campaigns, collaborating with brands like Qantas, Woolworths and David Jones, while also crafting stories for TV, magazines and political causes. But poetry and art—visual, lyrical, emotional—has always been her true language.
Her first book, The Man in the Photograph, is a visual-poetic journey through the city of Sydney. Published in April 2025 and launched with a gallery exhibition in June 2025, it blends photography, poetry, design and narrative into a meditation on presence, perception and the ordinary.
Her voice is reflective, rhythmic and unmistakably her own—rooted in stillness, abstraction and a deep belief in the emotional power of story.
Artist Statement
I write, photograph, create illustrations, design and tell stories not to explain the world, but to witness it. I move through cities quietly, collecting fragments of light, pauses and people—moments that vanish in a blink. What I seek is not clarity, but feeling. And what I offer is not answers, but presence.
My work lives between what’s seen and what’s felt. It begins in the ordinary—with a stranger, a glance, a silence—and unfolds into something deeper. Something that holds. I create from stillness, with the hope that someone, somewhere, might find a part of themselves in the work—a thought, a memory, a feeling they couldn’t quite name until now.
What I make is not a spectacle.
It’s a soft place to land.
A space to pause, to feel, to be.
It’s a soft place to land.
A space to pause, to feel, to be.