Great article on my photo book Memoria Perdida in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, NZZ. The book and selcted prints can be ordered online in my webshop.
The work will be exhibited 10.5. to 18.11.2018 in the Montjuïc Castle in Barcelona.

To this day the bodies of up to 114,000 ‘disappeared’ from the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939, and the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, 1939-1975, lie in unmarked mass graves in roadsides, on the edges of towns and villages, in ravines or in fields.
The sites of the mass graves and related atrocity sites that have not been excavated or commemorated to this day. Many sites have been lost, have been hidden by new constructions or have disappeared without any hint or sign remembering their cruel past, revealing a lack of historical memory and justice in Spain’s society.

I’m happy to see my series Spain’s Lost Memory 1936-1975 nominated for this year’s GoSee Award 2017 in the category reportage photography. Spain’s Lost Memory comprises photographs of the sites of the atrocities or of the mass graves, that have not been opened or dignified to date. The photographs were taken after sunset and before sunrise, the preferred hour for “walking” and executing people. In the case that you wish to vote click here. You will have to register or log-in first clicking the green tap on the left and and the link of the email you receive afterwards.