Along the kilometers of spanish coast, emptiness fills the streets, waterparks, apartments, hotel complexes and even real cities. Decades of intense urban development in the name of the tourist industry have radically changed our landscape, to the exent of turning it into a big mass of asphalt, swimming pools and purposely placed palm trees. In the summer, the promenades, bars, terraces, hotels and apartments are constantly full of swimsuits and towels, cars and bicycles, paellas and beers. The rest of the year, the majority of the year, there is Nothing. Emptiness. Blinds down. Closed for (non) holiday. Low Season.
Oriol Clavera was born in 1978 (Barcelona, Spain). He is photojournalist since 1999.
