Book Design

Hardcover
62 pages
260 x 285 mm (10.2 / 11.2 in.)
Edition of 25
Self-published

These pictures were never meant to become a book. They simply survived long enough to ask for one.

After taking my dad’s travel photographs of Mexico as a point of reference for my photo book Puebla Rasa, my brother and I decided to give them the place they deserve. Our dad never intended to publish these images. The prints were stored in a box, tucked away in a closet. Five decades later, they return here as Forever Young.

Photography, Creative Direction

Showcasing children’s playfulness for Steven Charlot’s album.

Photography

Sin El Sol No Hay Nada is a documentary project about Spain. It doesn’t have a set direction yet, but over time it will take shape. The name might change too.

Photography, Book Design

Hardcover
62 pages
260 x 285 mm (10.2 / 11.2 in.)
Edition of 100
Self-published
ISBN 978-90-9038484-9

My camera had already seen the streets I was walking on, around 45 years ago, in my father's hands. At times, its past felt more present than the present itself. Could its observations reveal themselves once more? I imagined they did. I felt like a newborn who was gifted an old eye.

My first photo book Puebla Rasa consists of a photo series about the Mexican city of Puebla. All images were exclusively shot with the Leica CL that my father purchased in the mid-1970s to document his visits to Mexico.