About MÁstesÓn

We always wanted to learn and understand the world and we travel, ask, and learn as much as we can throughout the years. But as much as we travel, even working in media, we always felt that something went missing. It is not an easy task to come to understand what happen, why, and more important how what is going on does affect individuals, human beings. In order to have a full understanding of the complex realities of the world and how these realities transform people’s life we decided to approach issues in a different way. Time is the key. We could call it Slow Journalism, because we give time to the people. We could call it Documentary Journalism, because it goes deeply into the issues and squeeze the story until the last drop; and we could say it is Fine Art Journalism, because you might want to discover it in a museum… but it doesn’t fits exactly in any of those or maybe it does in all of them, actually.

We combine not only journalistic but literary and artistic techniques to explain what we witness from unprecedented perspective: people is portrayed by lighting and writing in a dramatic chiaroscuro and a storytelling that gives them voice underlining the lights and shadows of their inner conflicts through their eyes and words so they become the ones portraying themselves. .