Caio Goldin

I was born in 1954 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, city of Borges and Piazzolla, of porteños, tango and the Rio de la Plata. During the 90's I started my career as a freelance photographer. I worked for international media such as Time, Money, Business Week, Esquire, Vanity Fair, Global Finance, Cambio 16, Tiempo, Tribuna, Hola, L'Avenement de Jeudi, Elle, Paris-Match, L'Espresso, Bauer, Neue Welt and Observer Mag. At the same time I entered a more entrepreneurial world: with partners from Argentina and other countries, we developed an important network of image banks. Latinstock was made up of small independent companies, representatives of local photographers in each country and leading image banks from all over the world.

In 2004 I published Secrets of Argentine Malbec, a photographic book about Argentina's emblematic red wine. In 2013 I had the satisfaction of shooting the still photography for the documentary "Jane and Payne", directed by Boy Olmi, available on Netflix.

My latest works as an artist photographer revolve around nature themes, works that carry digital intervention in post-production, a series I call "Metachromatic Photography". In 2017 I began to dedicate part of my time to teaching, giving workshops on "Expression and Photographic Narrative" at the Escuela Argentina de Fotografía (EAF).