Portraits of my friend Ione — scientist, communicator, and creative mind. We shot at the PRBB with natural light, seeking the balance between professionalism, warmth, and the quiet strength behind her work.
After nearly two decades playing punk, getting kicked out of my last band opened a new door—one where my camera keeps me inside the scene, just differently.
In the small village of Berbegal, I witnessed Los Quintos—an annual tradition where young locals cut, haul, and raise a tree with nothing but effort and pride.
At the opening of Bodega Crudo in Sant Andreu, I photographed more than a launch—I documented a friend’s honest, handmade space coming to life.
Wandering through the ruins of Radio Liberty with a fellow urban explorer, we found quiet traces of Cold War history—and a deeper way of seeing forgotten places.
In a packed DIY venue in the Basque Country, Grade 2 tore through a no-frills set that reminded everyone what punk sounds like when it stays honest.
What started as a smoke break and a shared love for punk turned into a portrait session with Mondo Beta—raw, simple, and honest. No styling, no staging—just a band at the start of something real, and a quiet collaboration rooted in friendship and the DIY spirit.
