Born in Barcelona in 1988 he produced his first photo documentary while coursing a degree in humanities at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona. In it he follows a small Gypsy community who were being ousted from their traditional home. For this report he was awarded the “Connecta’t al reportatge”, with a scholarship with which he began to work in local media through an agency in Barcelona, added to which one of the photographs was chosen to be exhibited at the Getty Images Gallery in London as finalist of the Ian Parry Scholarship.

He achieved a scholarship in photojournalism at the GrisArt School of Photography in Barcelona and went on to carry out different assignments for the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia.

Since 2015 he has been working as a freelancer for the Associated Press, for whom he has covered such spot news as the 2018 migrant caravan, in which thousands of Hondurans fled to the USA, applying for asylum. He also covered the eruption of the El Fuego volcano, which devastated communities and killed hundreds of Guatemalans.

At the same time, he joined a multimedia journalistic production company, El Intercambio, working on long-term projects about social conflicts in the Northern Triangle (Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador), which narrate issues such as the situation of deportees from the USA, women in gangs, imprisoned children, communities without electricity, among others.

His work has been published in he New York Times, Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, the BBC, ElDiario.es, VICE among others.

He has been giving photojournalism and documentary photography classes at La Fototeca since 2014.