Madrid, 1985.
He graduated in Media Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid. Then spent a couple of years in Copenhagen (Denmark) studying at the Copenhagen University prior to his moving to London (UK) where he graduated in Photographic Arts at the University of Westminster. He moved back to Madrid after being awarded a scholarship for his MA Photography at EFTI Photography School.
His work as an artist has been exhibited across Europe in places such as The Photographer’s Gallery, FOMU Antwerp, Paris Photo or PhotoEspaña. His most notable works are 'You Haven't Seen Their Faces' and 'Authorised Images', both published as photobooks. The former was the winner of the Aperture First Photobook Prize at Paris Photo 2015.
As a curator, he directed the “Upload/Download” exhibition for PhotoEspaña ‘17 (Spain) and last year he curated part of the exhibition 'Here I Live' in the frame of the Media Congress, at the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg (Russia).
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