Dominik Valvo is a young and vibrant professional photographer, born in Andalusia but based in Madrid, where he exhibits and sells his work in different galleries and boutique stores. His work, marked by a mix of influences and eclectic elements, reflects his passion for fashion, contemporary art and urban culture. Valvo draws inspiration from iconic cities such as Tokyo, Sydney, Seoul, Bangkok, New York, Los Angeles, Rome, San Francisco, Berlin, London, Paris and Barcelona, which infuse his work with a cosmopolitan and diverse energy. With a keen eye for detail and an affinity for classic cameras such as Leica, Rollei, Rolleiflex, Canon and Hasselblad, Dominik captures the essence of his subjects with impressive technical mastery. His photographs often explore themes of identity, fetishism and sexuality, challenging social norms and celebrating personal freedom. The elements of BDSM, present in his work, underscore his interest in power dynamics and desire. In the art world, Dominik admires icons such as Warhol, Basquiat, Kaws, Banksy, Koons, Orlinski, and Shepard Fairey, Tom of Finland, Kusama, Dali, Magritte, Richard Estes whose impact is reflected in his bold and provocative style. In the world of photography, Valvo has a predilection for David Lachapelle, Helmut Newton, Annie Leibovitz, Mario Testino, Steven Meisel, Mert and Marcus, Tim Walker, Ren Hang, Juergen Teller, Gregory, Crewdson, Erwin Olaf, Nick Knight and above all Robert Mapplethope. In addition, Dominik is inspired by interior design and antiques, elements that he incorporates into his photographic compositions to add an additional layer of depth and context, his ability to combine traditional art with contemporary trends and his passion for pop culture and music make him a leading figure in today's art scene.Dominik Valvo continues to challenge boundaries and explore new frontiers in photography, as his work continues to capture the imagination of those looking for something beyond the ordinary.With every click of his camera, Valvo not only documents the world around him, but also creates a visual dialogue that invites reflection and wonder. The photograph 'Black on Camp #5' is printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Professional Paper Lustre. It is sold without frame. 1/15