RUIDO PHOTO
DOCUMENTARY STORY TELLING
Since 2004, we have highlighted social problems and denounced violations of human rights using all the tools we have: photos and videos, exhibitions, books, participatory photography and workshops. We do our own projects, but we are also commissioned by media, NGOs, institutions and individuals.
We don't care about the photos. We care about the stories.
The Backway: from Africa to Europe
Photography
National Geographic Grant: The Backway
Photography
The Backway: the whole migratory route
Exhibitions
Africa in feminine: struggles and victories of women in Gambia
Photography
The Central Americans
Photography
Happy Together
Photography
The Mud of Europe
Photography
Stay Alive - MSF
360º Video
Dark Land
Photography
Illustrated Archive of Hate
Photography
The Mud of Europe. Street Exhibition
Exhibitions
The Faces of the CIE
Photography
Photobooth on Caixaforum
Exhibitions
A Silent Death
Photography
Beyond The Paradise
Photography
Maria in No Man’s Land
Audiovisual
Participatory Photography in Prisons
Participatory Workshops
CIE: Liminal process
Exhibitions
10 years of RUIDO Photo
Exhibitions
The Shadow Chronicles
Photography
Al son del Punk/Kuidado ke muerden. Photography book.
Books
Kuidado ke muerden
Participatory Workshops
Illustrated Archive of Hate: A Street Installation
Exhibitions
Metamorphosis
Exhibitions
Allergic to the 21st Century
Photography
The recent and latest story of Humberto Rocco
Audiovisual
Living on the edge - ICIP - Street Exhibition
Exhibitions
No home land
Photography
On the Road. Photography book
Books
On the road
Photography
Shadow Chronicles
Exhibitions
Honduras E.R.
Photography
Mira’m bé: Photo Booth
Participatory Workshops
Versus
Photography
Latin American Stories
Exhibitions
Centinelas
Books
Hikers
Audiovisual
Indigrafías
Participatory Workshops
The Last Doctor
Photography
Plaster City
Photography
La quinta del chabolo
Audiovisual
Sahara: A Blind Heritage
Participatory Workshops
Snapshots
Photography
El recés. Participatory project.
Exhibitions
“A City. A Film”
Exhibitions