David Salcedo Muñoz is a photographer and visual artist. He works on long-term photographic projects in which observation, intuition, the archive and editing play a central role. He first trained as a photo lab technician. Later he studied author, social and travel photography.
He began to exhibit in the late 2000s. He has shown his work in Spain and abroad, at places such as the Centro Andaluz de la Fotografía, Fundación Canal and the Instituto Cervantes. He won the FNAC New Talent Photography Award and the Proyecta Award from the Centro Andaluz de la Fotografía. His work is in collections such as the Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson and Fotolibros MACBA. His photobooks include Ocho puntas, +, Fuchina: cinco días de mayo and Se amorra amorra.
Eight Points (Ocho puntas) is a sequence of 62 black and white photographs. He made it over eight years of observing Plaça Catalunya in Barcelona. He describes the square as a set of routes without a clear origin or destination.
