Nocturnal Photography: Carlos Alba

Have you ever walked the city at night? Multidisciplinary artist Carlos Alba has spent years photographing this beautiful landscape. But his electrifying images also comment on the dangerous effects of light pollution on humans, animals and plants alike. For this interview, we catch him at his exhibition in Centro Centro Madrid, which was part of Photo España last year.

Carlos is a multidisciplinary artist who has been producing work over the world for the last 15 years. He has received prizes in the Tokyo International Photography Competition, Landskrona Foto Festival in Sweden, Flash Forward UK (Canada, 2016) and Zona C Visual Artist Awards (Spain, 2015). He was a finalist for the Best Photobook of the Year Award by PHotoEspaña (Spain, 2020), the GetxoPhoto Festival (Spain, 2019), the BMW Art & Culture, among others. His work has been exhibited at various galleries and museums worldwide, including the Hayward Gallery (London, 2019), the Tokyo International Photography Competition (TIPC) (Japan, 2018), Singapore International Photography Festival (Singapore, 2018), La Fábrica Gallery (Madrid, Spain, 2016), and PHotoEspaña (Madrid, Spain, 2016),

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