I am a Spanish documentary photographer based in Cambodia since 2016. Working across Asia, Africa, and the Pacific, I explore cultural identity, traditions, and the relationships between people and the places they call home.
People are at the heart of my work. I am drawn to the ways they express who they are through beliefs, rituals, and everyday life, and how these expressions evolve across generations. My projects have taken me from fishing communities along the Congo River to nomadic settlements in Afghanistan and religious ceremonies in Cambodia.
Before becoming a full-time photographer, I worked in international development with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), specializing in food security, nutrition, and climate change. This background continues to shape my photography, bringing an understanding of the social and environmental realities surrounding the people I photograph.
Alongside my personal documentary projects, I undertake commissioned work for development organizations, combining a photographic approach grounded in curiosity and respect with an understanding of programme objectives and communication needs.