Andrés Flajszer (Buenos Aires, 1975)
Formed both as architect and photographer, moves to Barcelona in the year 2000 where he finishes his studies in architecture at ETSAV-UPC and completes his photographic training at IEFC
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In a seven year period he collaborates with local architecture offices (b01, DataAE, nug) engaging in competitions, urban planning, and building projects
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He joined Actar Publishers in 2011 for a two year period as part of the editorial team, involved among others in two titles: “The Sniper’s Log (Architectural chronicles of Generation X)” and “Barcelona: Modern architecture guide”
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Since 2011 is involved in academical activity teaching courses on architectural photography, narrative and storytelling at Escola Sert/COAC, Moscow Higher School of Economics, IaaC/Valldaura Labs among others
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Since 2005 he develops a professional career as an architectural and landscape photographer working alongside local and international clients such as architecture offices, construction companies and public institutions among others. His personal work could be described as photographical architecture where photography is implemented (not only) as a tool for observation, but as a way to construct and transform the very many realities of the multiverse