Pablo Llopis

Llopis is a visual artist combining professional work with an artistic career. He develops his own projects and works for commissions; he is interested in collaborative and iterative processes and uses assemblage, geometry, science, and play as a vehicle for creativity. 

He accumulates more than 10 years working as a professional photographer, having developed great skills in portrait, still life photography, technical camera, stereoscopic photography, and macro photography. He works with B&W and colour photography, pinhole cameras, and alternative processes.

He graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in June 2017 with an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art Photography. These studies have extended his previous education in photography and broadened his skills as an established photographer and emerging artist. His professional practice has taken different paths, letting him develop knowledge and skills in a variety of artistic disciplines and archaeology.

These are photographs of travel size soap containers. The idea behind them was to create an abstraction by offering an unusual point of view of an everyday object that is made of plastic. This product became popular after the implementation of restrictions on liquids when traveling by air. The fear of a terrorist attack has brought new products to our society.

This series was awarded by citizenM London Bankside during PhotoLondon festival in 2016. Press