The history of photography is also the history of the different media for photographic images. Until now, the walls of museums and the pages of magazines and books were the usual medium for the contemplation of photographs. Solid images have now been dematerialised to live on the surface of screens.
This new and interesting ecosystem of the life of images has given rise to one of the most important sections of La Nuu: SCREEN.
The SCREEN section was launched in 2018 and has become one of the most important actions of the festival. Linked to the announcement of a prize, this section aims to be the loudspeaker of a new language that is growing with La Nuu. SCREEN wants to give an account of this new format, of these new photographic creations in audiovisual format, that is, of these new photographic works designed to be exhibited and displayed on screens.
The festival La Nuu 2026 is launching an international call for photographic works in audiovisual format. On the evening of 3 October, the pre-selected works will be presented in the SCREEN section of La Nuu 2026. A jury made up of prominent professionals from the world of photography and culture will choose a single winner who will receive a cash prize of 1000 euros (amount to which the relevant deductions will be applied).
The members of the jury are:
Jo Sol, screenwriter and filmmaker, the curator Natasha Christia and the photographer and editor Emilie Hallard.
Who can participate?
Photographers, professional or not, from anywhere in the world. Always over 18 years of age.
How to participate?
- There is no entry fee, participation is completely free of charge. - The theme of the work is free
Participation requirements
Works that do not follow these guidelines will be excluded from the selection process.
-Each participant may submit only one piece.
-The duration must be between 3 and 8 minutes.
-Entries must be in .mov format with a minimum resolution of 1080×1920 px for large-screen projection.
-Text and credits may be in any language, provided they are accompanied by an English translation (unless they are in Catalan or Spanish).
- A dossier must be included containing the following information: biography and artistic CV, a statement of intent for the proposal, a portfolio of work, name, telephone number, website/Instagram and contact details.
All entries must be sent via the wetransfer link in the email info@lanuu.cat
Agus Prats, Haidy Blanch, Nika Pailodze, Antonio González Caro, Sílvia Isach, Syeed Sumon, Laura Menassa, Olga Volodina, Lucía Morón and Gloria Oyarzabal.
Winner
Laura Menassa, What unfolds between us
Participants
Cecília Coca, Joel Jiménez, Pacual+Vicent, David Salcedo, Sergio Castañeira, Lucía Morón, Laura Aranda, Simone Cotiño and Carlos Hidalgo.
Winner
Sergio Castañeira, Limbo
2023
Participants
Rafael Arocha, Jean-François Flamey, George Ramos, Irene Zottola, José Ramón Bas, Lucía Morón, Miriam Bautista, Maria Blázquez, Federico Estol and Celine Croze.
Erik Estany Tigerström, Eugeni Gay Marín, Elba Haxel, Lorena Morin, Ainhoa Valle, Rosa Rodríguez, Ricardo Muñoz Izquierdo i Sebastien Tokalian.
Winner
Eugeni Gay Marín, Desde la isla cuántica
2019
Participants
Javier Arcenillas, Antonella Molti, Danielle Mari Terblanche, Tobias Asser, Lydia Metral, Debora Martínez, Sergio Grispello, Fernando Criollo, Yurian Quintanas i Marlene Egea Lamberti.
Winner
Yurian Quintanas, Silent rooms
2018
Participants
Dimitra Dede, Victor Baladoch, Alexander Binder, Soham Gupta, Philip Le Page, Mathieu Van Assche, Tereza Kozinc, Lukasz Rusznica, Ronin de Goede, Valerie Kavis i Jean-François Flamey.
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