About

Julio Mesa is trained as an architect and currently works in the fields of architecture photography, art installations, scenography and architecture. Currently lives in Barcelona, Spain.

My photographic work focuses on the objective documentation of modern architecture, monumental infrastructures, and urban geometries. Through the image, I seek to translate the scale and intention of structural design into a precise and refined visual format.

Technique plays a fundamental role in my narrative process. I use tilt-shift lenses to ensure absolute geometric rigor and respect the purity of the project's original lines. Simultaneously, I prioritize mobility by working without a tripod; this freedom allows me to interact fluidly and dynamically with the space, capturing clean perspectives that reveal the true essence of the built environment.

Rather than a subjective interpretation, my approach consists of generating a solid and direct visual record, where volume, form, and context engage in a constant dialogue. The goal is to offer a clear and resolute reading of the contemporary urban landscape.


For fine art acquisitions, printed photographs, or exhibition inquiries, please contact:    LOIZAGA
  • “Reportaje fotográfico del Campus LCI Barcelona ” Yatzer (2024)

  • “Ensayo fotográfico de investigación Casa Mara / El Ciepito ” DisLocal (2024)

  • “48H Open House Barcelona ” Fotógrafo colaborador (2018.2026)

  • “La Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas” Miguel Braceli (2020)

  • “LA ONG Artistas Nacionales” Organizacion Nelson Garrido (2020)

  • “Atlas interactivo latinoamerica” Form + Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (2019)

  • “Carlos Raul Villanueva y la Sintesis de las Artes” Maria Fernanda Jaua (2019)

  • “On the road city Barcelona” Forma Edizioni (2019)

  • “Click 2” Form + Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (2018)

  • “Fade Modernity” Patrimonio & memoria (2018)

  • “Caracas Architectural Guide” Dom Publishers (2017)

  • “A Shining Constant in the Artistic Sky” Luciano Benetton Collection (2016)

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