Carnival Colors is the anthropological portrait of the Carnival of Venice, which Spanish photographer Andrés López (ALL) has been working on for 22 years.

In every one of these images which constitute the photographer's work, the essence can be perceived not only of the person, but also of the character dignified by the demanding artistic composition, by the use of nineteenth century processes and their harmonious fusion with modern techniques.

Each photograph in large format immediately captivates the observer by its beauty and the carnival histrionics of the occasional models that have been depicted on streets and palaces while they enjoy themselves at the party.

With an extensive archive, Carnival Colors continues to evolve and grow from its Venetian origin to other regions where Carnivals are also a rooted cultural tradition, challenging and transgressive. Also part of this project are the Spanish photographers: Ruben Morales, Gustavo Queipo de Llano, J. M. Magano.