Roberto Giner

 

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• Roberto Giner was born in 1956 in the United States, but his life took a major turn in 1968, when his family decided to move to Spain. This change of continent marked the beginning of a new stage for him, in which he would develop both personally and professionally. 

  From a young age, Roberto showed a great interest in the visual world, something he inherited from his father, who was a photography enthusiast and frequently captured everyday moments of the family. This early influence planted in Roberto a passion for the art of portraying life through the lens, an interest that would later define his career and his way of seeing the world. 

  His academic training took him to Manhattan, New York, where he studied Communication Sciences at Manhattan University. There he specialized in film, a discipline that allowed him to broaden his aesthetic and narrative vision, and learn about the processes of visual creation in its most technical and artistic form. 

  After finishing his studies, Roberto returned to Spain and began to develop his professional career. He worked as a marketing and image director at a Spanish company dedicated to the manufacture of equipment for musical shows, where he was responsible for shaping the corporate image and promoting the company's products. This job allowed him to explore his creativity in the business field, as well as acquiring valuable skills in the world of visual communication. 

  Throughout his professional life, Roberto never left aside his love for photography, a hobby that he always considered his true passion. After his retirement, he dedicated himself to capturing those moments and objects that seemed interesting to him, regardless of conventions or other people's expectations. For him, photography had become a way to express himself and to document the world from his unique perspective. 

  Today, Roberto continues to explore his passion for photography, letting his camera capture the details he finds fascinating in his surroundings. His life, marked by a balance between professional visual communication and his love for personal photography, reflects his constant search to understand and portray the world through his own lens.