Dune Solanot
Documentary Photo & videographer / Based in Zaragoza, Spain.
DUNE SOLANOT (She-They) is a documentary photographer and a visual storyteller. Studies in Communication, Art and Design. She/They works as an independent documentary filmmaker, and they is a transfeminist activist and LGTBIQ....
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Photographer, Photojournalist, Journalist, Videographer, Fine Art, Documentary, Film, Photography, Conceptual, Art, Author, Arts & Culture, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Humanitarian, Impact, Human Rights, Storyteller
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Available in: Zaragoza, Spain.
Focused on:
Photographer, Photojournalist, Journalist, Videographer, Fine Art, Documentary, Film, Photography, Conceptual, Art, Author, Arts & Culture, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Humanitarian, Impact, Human Rights, Storyteller
Years of experience: More than 10
DUNE SOLANOT (She-They) is a documentary photographer and a visual storyteller. Studies in Communication, Art and Design.
She/They works as an independent documentary filmmaker, and they is a transfeminist activist and LGTBIQ. Their gender is non binary and they change their name two years ago. Before this their signature was María Torres-Solanot.
They focuses his work on human rights. After working for several years in the newspaper, Herald of Aragon,they performs their work independently now,
collaborating with various media and institutions.They has documented among other topics, like teens and women in exclusion in Bolivia, chronicles in conflict zones such as Palestine, Ukraine and Kurdistan,
Environmental journalism in Taranto (Italy), see: Plomo en la sangre de los niños de Taranto | ctxt.es
and the exodo of refugees from Greece and it was reflected in the documentary "Dignity".
They is currently focusing his work on documenting the feminouss and themes of the collective LGTBIQ with works such as "We Are Love, Stories of Diverse Families", "Rebirth, Right to Being, Right identity, "Lucia, trans woman", "Missing bodies", "Violet City".
She/They works as an independent documentary filmmaker, and they is a transfeminist activist and LGTBIQ. Their gender is non binary and they change their name two years ago. Before this their signature was María Torres-Solanot.
They focuses his work on human rights. After working for several years in the newspaper, Herald of Aragon,they performs their work independently now,
collaborating with various media and institutions.They has documented among other topics, like teens and women in exclusion in Bolivia, chronicles in conflict zones such as Palestine, Ukraine and Kurdistan,
Environmental journalism in Taranto (Italy), see: Plomo en la sangre de los niños de Taranto | ctxt.es
and the exodo of refugees from Greece and it was reflected in the documentary "Dignity".
They is currently focusing his work on documenting the feminouss and themes of the collective LGTBIQ with works such as "We Are Love, Stories of Diverse Families", "Rebirth, Right to Being, Right identity, "Lucia, trans woman", "Missing bodies", "Violet City".