Sergi Garcia Fernandez explores marine and terrestrial wildlife, revealing natural forms, textures, and behaviors.
Sergi Garcia Fernandez was born in Barcelona, where he first worked as an architect before turning to photography. Initially used to document his architectural projects and models, photography became a creative tool in its own right when he began capturing his diving experiences. His first underwater shots, taken with a compact camera, marked the beginning of an artistic approach focused on nature.
Today, his photographic work highlights marine and terrestrial wildlife, with particular attention to composition, textures, and shapes. Some of his series are inspired by Gyotaku, a traditional Japanese technique for depicting fish, which he revisits with a contemporary approach. His style combines graphic rigor, inherited from his training in architecture, with naturalistic observation to produce images that reflect both the aesthetics and diversity of the animal world.
