Domino.

Domino’s interest in fashion photography began at sixteen. Over the next two years, he shot all across the Spanish diaspora and developed a distinct style.

Soon after he founded a pop culture publication, humbly entitled Number One Journal. The debut issue—exclusively available in print—quickly drew the attention of collectors and film industry insiders. Domino’s purist aesthetic paired with his no-bullshit editorial voice was received as a sort of palate cleanser. Featuring interviews with culture-defining talent, in addition to the magazine’s unique 25x25 format. This was topped with ‘brandless’ covers showcasing the artist’s face without a shred of text—which quickly set the magazine apart as a rare kind of editorial artifact.

Alongside his visual work, Domino has interviewed acclaimed recording artists and actors for Number One Journal and continues to contribute long-form profiles to other publications.

Often working with artists just before their rise, his collaborations have been marked by a sense of instinctive timing—an editorial eye for what’s next. As a creative director, he’s helped artists and companies conceptualize full-scale rebrands—from visual identity to narrative architecture. He works internationally, with a studio base in Paris, France.

*If any of this felt a bit much, try reading it in an aloof French accent — Voilà.