Ruber Osoria (Contramaestre, Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, 1992) is a self-taught photographer who currently lives and works in the city of Concepción, in the region of Bíobío in Chile. In his hometown of Contramaestre in the Eastern part of Cuba, he started his exciting story of love to the image-making process. But it wasn't until his arrival to Chile in 2018 as an immigrant that he was able to purchase his own photographic camera. At that point, his passion turned into some sort of obsession, absorbing all knowledge he encountered through videos, articles, and books. He acknowledges that his work has been influenced by the teachings of Chilean photographer Héctor González de Cunco. Chile gave Ruber the right scenario to find an outlet to his natural talent to capture scenes of the streets by being attentive to his surroundings, to explore the practicalities of observational photography, and to train his eye in capturing the colors of the city where he is currently living. Up to today, in both its essence and its complexity, Ruber's photographic career main genres are street and documentary style work. This year 2021 he was one of the three Latin American finalists of the Italian Street Photography Festival. His work has been featured in several magazines and photography outlets like L’Œil de la Photographie, El Estornudo, Rialta, Blind Magazine, Street Photography Foundation, The Pictorial List, amongst others. Currently, he is a member of Chilean Authoral Photographic Media Age