Author´s books
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A Man Who Took Portraits
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Daniel Isaacs (Seudónimo)
He studied architecture in Bogotá and did a Masters degree on modernism at the UPC in Catalonia. His time is divided between literature, photography and the history of these two areas. He has worked within the world of historical research into photography and design, going into the origins of photography. His passion for literature gave rise to the unpublished collection of poetry Las cosas de vivir (That's Life, 2009) and his first novel Un hombre que hacía retratos (2015). He comes from a deeply literary family and is a direct descendant of Jorge Isaacs, author of the first great Latin American novel of manners Maria (1867). In the world of photography, where he works under the name of Patricio Reig, he specialises in alternative processes such as wet collodion, ambrotypre and daguerreotype. He is presently working on his second narrative project, El jardín de los muñecos (The Doll Garden).