Anna Izquierdo is a Barcelona-based photographer and visual artist whose work concerns everyday experiences and urban spaces based on anecdotal and self-experience. She’s about to self-publish an anthology of fragments of everyday life, evoking creativity, humour and boredom in the most banal places.
For this new photo series exploring the relationship between architecture and place, Anna Izquierdo documents four very different buildings that reinforce Barcelona’s worldwide reputation for its Catalan architecture and community-centred spaces.
Anna Izquierdo captures the buildings of Havana, where the city’s fluctuating social and political history is documented in its architecture.
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