Miquel Gonzalez

Miquel Gonzalez (1964, Germany) studied photography at the IEFC in Barcelona and started his career as a documentary and portrait photographer in 1991. Since 2000 Miquel lives in the Netherlands.
Miquel Gonzalez’ photography is socially oriented and often explores the relationship between people, nature and memory. He is interested in the human condition focusing on the borderline areas of both the individual and the landscape that often have been harmed by civilization. Characteristic of Miquel’s work is a contemplative and balanced view on the spaces and situations that he photographs inciting the viewer to further reflect on the subject.
His work has been published in a number of international magazines including Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, GEO, NZZ, Washington Post, Stern, The Times, Wired, The New Yorker. In 2018 he published the book Memoria Perdida.

(s) Goethe-Institut Madrid (PHotoEspaña 2019), Madrid, Spain
6 June—20 September 2019
(s) iMPACT DOC, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
24 May 2019—14 June 2019
(s) Centro Cultural O Vello Cárcere, Lugo, Spain
16 March—2 May 2019
(s) Casa Museo Casares Quiroga, A Coruña, Spain
14 February—10 March 2019
(s) Museum Castle of Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain
10 May—18 November 2018
(s) Karavaan, Alkmaar, The Netherlands
29 June— 31 November 2018
(c) Projekt 072, Alkmaar, The Netherlands, 2011
(c) Botanisches Museum, Berlin, Germany, 2008
(s) Glaciar, Barcelona, 2000
(c) Centre Cultural Nou Barris, Barcelona, 1993
(s) Kultursommer Neu-Ulm, Germany, 1992
(s) Galeria Condal, Barcelona, 1990
(s) ExpoJove, Ajuntament de Grácia, Barcelona, 1989