Showtime Barcelona

From the shadows of tunnels to the fleeting velocity of steel in motion, Mark Madness’s work captures the raw intensity of a scene rarely paused for observation. The Barcelona-based photographer documents train graffiti as an act of beauty, risk, and resistance. In this interview, Mark opens up about his process, his influences, and the lessons learned after years of translating a marginal visual culture into powerful images. The conversation also revolves around his new book, Füü di Frei.

Mario Cano is a Colombian filmmaker and skateboarder who’s been based in Barcelona since 2017. Originally from Manizales, Antioquia, Mario has spent years documenting skateboarding, capturing moments from tours, events, and the everyday rhythm of the city’s streets. In this interview, he reflects on his move to Barcelona, the evolution of the skate scene, and how he stays connected to the culture while navigating the realities of life as a filmmaker.

In this interview, we explore the work of Caso Perdido, a Venezuelan photographer whose lens is drawn to the overlooked details of urban life—handwritten signs, graffiti, and the subtle traces left by migrant communities.