Spain
• 1982
Biography
Yago Partal is a Spanish photographer and designer born in 1982. After studying Fine Arts in Barcelona, Yago Partal started a creative studio project with Manel Soto and they spent six years together creating projects for companies like Filmax, Chesterfield International, Sitges film festival and Canal+. At the same time, he did some exhibitions of his own from his personal work.
After this period, Yago Partal decided to put the design and illustration aside to focus exclusively on photography and video. He taught in a makeup school for one year and then opened his own studio while continuing to work on his own series. Shortly after, he joined the company ddt sfx (academy award for the film Pan’s Labyrinth) as a conceptual designer doing work for films like Pedro Almodovar’s “The skin I live in” and J. A. Bayona’s “The impossible”.
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After this period, Yago Partal decided to put the design and illustration aside to focus exclusively on photography and video. He taught in a makeup school for one year and then opened his own studio while continuing to work on his own series. Shortly after, he joined the company ddt sfx (academy award for the film Pan’s Labyrinth) as a conceptual designer doing work for films like Pedro Almodovar’s “The skin I live in” and J. A. Bayona’s “The impossible”.
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The year of birth of the artist is: 1982