Guillem Valle’s first interest in documentary photography began when, almost by accident, he travelled to Sarajevo at the age of 14 in an Exchange Student program. Since then he has worked for many newspapers and magazines around the world, while maintaining his own photographic agenda. He has been based in Bangkok since 2010 covering Southeast Asia for several international publications. In 2011 he covered the Arab Spring including the civil war in Libya and the Kurdish struggle in Northern Syria. Laureate with several awards, including World Press Photo and Best of Photojournalism, Valle is currently developing a long-term project about stateless nations around the world.
L'aventure Me-Mo, magazine sur tablette dédié au photojournalisme, commence par la rencontre de 5 photographes passionnés et d'une agence web qui l'est tout autant.
Côté photographie, il y a Manu Brabo, Guillem Valle, José Colón, Diego Ibarra Sánchez et Fabio Bucciarelli.
Côté web, c'est l'agence Libre, qui réunit développeurs web et designers graphiques.
Entièrement voué au photojournalisme, Me-Mo utilise tous les moyens numériques possibles pour raconter l'histoire du monde : photos, vidéos, texte, animations 3D et info-graphie.
Publiée trimestriellement en anglais, espagnol et italien, sa première édition de Me-Mo est consacrée à la peur, la ...