Álvaro De La Herrán

Álvaro De la Herrán works the visual arts fundamentally through cinematography, video art and photography. His artistic career has been transversal during the last twenty years, preferring a multidisciplinary experience, as a consequence of a permanent curiosity to develop his expressive needs and shape his interpretation of reality through the creation of images and stories. The search for identity in an increasingly individualistic society, the individual's relationship with nature, pain management or the exploration of the female psyche are some of the themes that Álvaro has explored through his work, always looking for a emotional connection with the viewer.

After being featured in Vogue Italia Magazine, Arte Tv or Los Angeles Cinematheque, Álvaro presents now his photographic work for the first time with the intention of expanding this practice that he has been developing during the last years.

Some of his audiovisual works have been exhibited at the Balenciaga Museum in Bilbao, El Museo del Traje in Madrid or at the Palazzo Morando in Milan.

. Bachelor of Information Sciences by Complutense University of Madrid.
. Cinematography by the School of Cinema and Audiovisual of the Community of Madrid.
. Professional photography by the TAI school of arts.

2023 Exhibition Galería La Zona | Madrid (Spain)
2018 ECOS#22 Galería Sala Rekalde | Bilbao (Spain)
2014 “MAN IN PROGRESS” Exhibition | Museo del Traje | Madrid (Spain)
2013 LJIFFF #4 | California (USA)
2013 Berlin Fashion Film Festival | Berlín (Germany)
2013 Madrid Fashion Film Festival | Madrid (Spain)
2012 Berlín Fashion Film Festival | Berlín (Germany)
2012 San Francisco International Fashion Film Festival | San Francisco (USA)
2012 Cristobal Balenciaga Museum | Bilbao (Spain)
2011 Koldo Mitxelena Kulturunea | Bilbao (Spain)
2011 LJIFFF #2 | California (USA)
2010 ASVOFF Milano & Vogue Italia | Palazzo Morando | Milano (Italy)
2009 ASVOFF #2 | Paris (France)
1999-2005 Selected by 64 International short film festivals | Spain, Germany, USA, Turkey, France, Italy, Portugal and Colombia.