Tuca Reinés

Tuca Reinés is a Brazilian photographer, qualified in architecture and urbanization, and has been working in both areas since 1970. Internationally renowned for his beautiful architecture and interiors photography, published in reputed magazines such as Casa Vogue, Interiors, Metropolitan Home, Architecture Digest, Vogue, Elle Decor, Wallpaper, and Wired.

In the advertising field, he has worked for clients like Banco Santander, Philips, Stan, Max Haus, Buddemeyer, Land Rover, Audi, Citroen, Schaefer Yachts, Ermenegildo Zegna, Brastemp, Cosan, Mobil and others. His work has been exhibited both individually and collectively, for O Olhar Vertical in Santander Cultural Space, and for Diáfano Urbano de Tuca Reinés in the Nikon Gallery in Sao Paulo. He published books from editorials such as: TASCHEN, Imprensa Official, Metalivros, Decor, and Sena.

His awards include two Golden Lions from the Cannes Lions Festival, with the art book entitled 10 Years of Hotel Emiliano (2001) and with the series A Gente Vive Para Contar Histórias, he got first place in the Classic Graphic Arts Award; He was a finalist for the Eugene Atget Air France competition in Paris, and recognized for his work at the 1st International Photography Biennial in Sao Paulo, Brazil.