Fernando Sanz Muñoz

Without enough time to dedicate himself solely to photography, he adapts to his nomadic life in Europe. Always with his camera hanging around his neck or tied to his wrist. From a very young age he felt very attracted to photography, but when he studied an image laboratory he finally awakened that feeling that he had inside.

At the age of 27 he was chosen after a selection process at the EFTI art school in Madrid with a personal project called “Wet Cloths”. He has also been an honorable mention worldwide in the “Monochrome Photography Awards” with the photograph presented “Marble Skin”. Without a doubt, a great commitment to the talent and revaluation of a photographer who carries art within him and with his way of expressing it is becoming more recognized every day.

Inspiration and Style

Black and white

His photography is characterized by a fascination with the contrasts of black and white, although he does not rule out the use of color to surprise with his work. Sanz Muñoz describes himself as a “cartoonist of chaos,” always seeking to capture the essence of his surroundings with a camera that he constantly carries with him, reflecting his unique vision of the world through his photographs.

I live encouraging my pupils wherever I am with my camera, reaching the objective of what I
visualize in my mind.

Career and achievements

Know my story

At the age of 27, his talent was recognized when he was selected by the prestigious EFTI art school in Madrid to develop his personal project “Wet Cloths.” This achievement marked an important milestone in his career, giving him a platform to expose his work to a wider
audience. Additionally, his photograph “Marble Skin” received a global honorable mention at the “Monochrome Photography Awards,” cementing his reputation as an internationally
renowned photographer.

I am a person the same as another, I simply like to get my ass wet to do what I like most,
photography.