
Photographs that behave like paintings: layered exposures where time, movement and memory fuse into ...
About the artist
Joined In 2026
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About the artist
Joined In 2026
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Photographs that behave like paintings: layered exposures where time, movement and memory fuse into a single frame.
Raised among painters and trained in the analog darkroom, Juan Carlos Marcos builds each image from several overlapping exposures. Water, reflections, foliage and light dissolve into one another, somewhere between abstraction and landscape.
He doesn't document a place. He keeps what remains of it: a moment, layered until it feels like a memory.
Limited edition giclée prints, made for the wall.
2000 – 2004 Fine Arts and Painting Techniques, Albayalde Art Center, Madrid. Under Marga Nieto and Cristian Avilés.
1995 – 1998 Professional Photography, Lighting and Darkroom Processing, Blasco 19, Madrid. Under Nacho Rubiera.
1990s Collective exhibition, Sala Canal de Isabel II, Madrid.
1990s INJUVE National Awards, finalist. Exhibited at Palacio de Linares (Casa de América), Madrid. Published in the book Todos somos diferentes.
1990s Bodegas Osborne National Art Prize, finalist. Touring exhibition across Spain.
1990s Zoo de Madrid photography competition, finalist.
1990s Esencia Rural, solo show of hand-printed black and white analog photographs, Madrid.
Work held in private collections.
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