Cristina Fontsaré was born and raised in Barcelona. She studied Fine Arts at the University of her home town specializing in sculpture. She discovered photography almost by accident in her early thirties, when she was studying a master's degree in Landscape Architecture that led her to document topographies and places in different stages of transformation. Since them, she is devoted to photography. She works on long term projects, creating visual stories of universal themes under a personal approachment. She exhibits regularly, nationally and internationally. Her work has been published and featured in magazines like: The Guardian, Don´t Take Pictures, Light Leaked, Pryme Editions, Ours Photo Mag, A Women´s Thing Mag, Light: A Journal for Photography and Poetry, F-stop Mag, Dish Rag Mag, Polaroid of the Day, Noice Magazine, LF, La Fotografia, The Hand Magazine, Subjectively Objective, Fraction Magazine, AnalogForeverZine, Passengers Journal and Lenscratch.