Frank Diamond (1990, Lerida)

Frank Diamond is an artistic photographer specialized in photomontage. At the age of 21, he began his career in fashion photography, later transitioning through self-portraiture and finally focusing on photomontage.

What sets Frank’s photography apart is his pictorial photo style and the dim, mysterious atmosphere that pervades his works. He defines his art as a “visual diary,” where he recounts his negative experiences and seeks to heal or overcome his fears through photography. He typically works with female profiles, often concealing their faces, and sometimes using masks. Frank refers to this visual concept as “photography without identity,” a means of connecting with the viewer through introspection.

The locations where the stories in his photographs unfold are typically forests and abandoned places, where the passage of time, for him, becomes poetry. The most important element in his photographs is natural light, as he believes that the best scenery is provided by nature itself.

Permanent artist in Artevistas Gallery