The documentation covers the full range of WYN317's programming: solo exhibitions, group shows, artist talks, and the gallery's ongoing relationship with international street art. Each shoot captured not just the work on the walls but the environment around it — the crowd, the light, the energy of an opening night in Wynwood. Street art photography demands that approach. The work doesn't exist in a vacuum, and neither should the images that document it.

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Wynwood's gallery scene has changed significantly since 2014. Venues have opened and closed, the neighborhood's character has shifted, and the artists who once defined it have moved on to museums, biennials, and international recognition. WYN317 has remained a consistent presence through all of it. This body of work is a documentary record of that continuity — an ongoing commission that reflects both the gallery's programming and the evolution of street art in Miami.

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Rodrigo provides gallery documentation, exhibition photography, and opening night coverage for galleries, museums, and cultural institutions throughout Miami. Work at WYN317 is part of a broader practice that includes KDR Gallery, Museum of Graffiti, YoungArts Foundation, Nina Johnson Gallery, and Vizcaya Museum and Gardens. Rates and availability for gallery documentation at rodrigogaya.com/gallery-exhibition-photography.