This abstract visual comment on pollution wins the Creative Photo Awards

Surrealistic self-portrait made out of models.

I made this just for fun. I have an old fire extinctor in my studio so before throwing it away I did this picture using also a big bottle of Tabasco and putting them together in photoshop.

It is amazing how many objects that surround me have various associations with me. This is an obvious example of this realization. From corkscrews and shower nets in an ideal combination, I managed to make a dancing ballerina.

Two classical dancers epitomise the effortless grace, musicality and artistry of ballet. The ethereal tension of their shared moment is enhanced through their fluid connectivity and divine balance.

“Silence Note”: silence is everything and nothing. In silence, there is everything that should be and what should not be. The sound of silence is louder than all voices because it has a lot to say. In silence we see, hear, smell, taste, touch everything that is beautiful, wonderful… This is a selfie I took of myself with the help of a camera tripod and remote shutter control. I also made the carrier lines with ice cream sticks and glue.

During the COVID lockdown, I decided to photograph my golden retrievers in the swimming pool with a variety of colourful dog toys against a black background. The project produced a series of funny and hilarious underwater photos of the dogs with all different facial expressions that made people laugh.

I was inspired by Kintsugi, the Japanese art of healing which is a true inspiration on how we should view our past and present, and teaches how highlighting our flaws makes us better and more unique.

Architectural spaces in a play of light and shadow form an almost surrealistic decor. Pure black-and-white image in which the photography of architecture begins to take on abstract forms, reinforced by the apparently disproportionate addition of man.

Spaghetti Stylist 3 is part of a project, with the same name, which consists of 6 images, where I pretend that spaghetti is hair.

‘DOORS’ are a universal symbol of entry and exit in all the cultures around the world. Geometry and patterns are closely related. They appear everywhere. They interact because the eye is able to pick out patterns. Spotting them is about having an eye for lines and curves.

Elevators are strange places. We designed and built an elevator set in our studio out of plywood and paint. Elevator interactions are awkward and uncomfortable. You never know who you will be sharing the space with.

Ocean of corks for the one and only Optima wine. The illustration of the one wine which will stand the test of time, against all other wines.

A new day is on the horizon. Darkness will soon fade and everything will be alright. This creative work combined my aerial shots from Barcelona, taken during the daytime and nighttime. The right arrow was never intended and I was very surprised to see it when creating this work. I think it symbolizes the path that we should all try to achieve, always forward.