Jordi Bernadó’s portraits provoke more questions than the answers they reveal, and they have two particularities: always from behind, and in a setting chosen by each protagonist as “his place in the world”.
The portrait is an excuse to tell stories sometimes invisible at first sight. An introspective journey where the Catalan’s photography awakens the senses and consciousness, and the protagonist is not the portrayed, but the one who observes him. An invitation to discover your own place in the world.
The original project captures the identity of some of the most relevant people in the world.
Images courtesy: Jordi Bernadó. On the cover Nada Al-Ahdal, Amman, Jordan. Human rights activist. On this page Reed Brody, New York, United States, 1953. Lawyer.
Full article in issue 22 of ARTNOBEL Inspiration Review of Contemporary Art.