Photojournalism nominee

The donation and transplant of organs in our country, with all that it requires, from the solidarity and gestures of selfless love of our donors, to the perfect multidisciplinary assembly of all the professionals involved in the process, have turned Spain into world reference.
The number of people is increasing, who find in the donation a way to channel the sad and irremediable experience of death, and transform it into a powerful gesture of kindness, source of light, life and hope for those who need it so much , which will allow thousands of new stories to continue to be written.
And sensitize society about all the good and great that each of us can do. Reversing the cycle of life, that is, the sadness and tragedy of death, gives rise to the joy and hope of life.
An outcome of the story, an ending that is really a promising beginning, that gives meaning to the effort, dedication and work of so many professionals, but above all, will value that first gesture of someone anonymous, who in the midst of their pain , he said "YES TO DONATION", or that in an exercise of freedom, he decided to DONATE

Nurse for more than 25 years, (the last 10 years in the ICU of the Juan Ramón Jiménez Hospital), and a Higher Graduate in Artistic Photography at the "León Ortega" art school in Huelva in 2015. with the best academic record.
Since then, my most recognized and awarded projects are related to health issues. Winner in the science category in prestigious international photography certificates, in cities like
Moscow and Tokyo, in addition to having works exhibited in Paris, Saint Petersburg, Minsk and many others.
Other individual photographs have been awarded prizes international and national, and some of them with FIAP mentions. (Federation International Photographic Art).
One of my most important works, on the donation and transplantation of
organs was published by the newspaper El País. and was exhibited in several cities National and international.
Recently named CEF Artist by the Spanish Confederation of Photography, and winner of the contemporary photographic contest of the University of Huelva.
My work as an ICU patient and my training and photographic eye have
served to develop my latest project "The ICU in in in times of pandemic" on
which has been selected to be part of the important Covid Archive, a time capsule.