Pure




“Sitting quietly, doing nothing, Spring comes, and the grass grows, by itself” - Matsuo Basho
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Mark

John Pawson




Commissioned by The Telegraph Luxury Magazine, I photographed the designer John Pawson at his iconic Home Farm in the Cotswolds, to celebrate John's new book "Making Life Simpler" by Deyan Sudjic, published by Phaidon.

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Mark

The Oval




I’m stuck in the idealism of high school, when playing with a ball was the most beautiful thing in the world.
- Pier Paolo Pasolini.

Football is my passport to travel through time. It takes me back to my childhood in the streets of Getafe, where I played with friends day and night, where I grazed my knees on the hot tarmac of the summer streets, where football was in the hearts of the community, lived in the community, a joy for the community. Football takes me home, where everything feels safe and familiar.

Football also holds a promise - a promise that at any moment, something exciting is about to happen. I have witnessed that no matter where I go, the beautiful game is a universal language, in poetry and prose, spoken by everyone, everywhere. While seeking out this promise contained in the form of a ball, football has allowed me to connect with many people worldwide, regardless of their race, age, sex or beliefs.

The Oval is an invitation to feel a sense of belonging to a family called humanity.
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The Ledbury




Commissioned by the interior design studio based in London These White Walls, I documented its latest project, the renovation of The Ledbury, the iconic Michelin-starred restaurant in Notting Hill, managed by the British chef Brett Graham.

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In Praise of Generosity




"In praise of generosity" is a tribute to the town of Vilassar de Dalt, (Barcelona) and its people who, with determination and passion, created the analogue photography festival RevelaT in 2012.

I developed the project over the artistic residency I took part in 2019, through a collection of intimate portraits of the volunteers in the heart of the festival: Cal Galbart, an abandoned old factory, in dialogue with minimal urban landscapes of the town.



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Mark