About Creative – MÓN | Visual Journalism

The project

MÓN exists to create pioneering visual journalism concerned with environmental issues and human rights violations. The project was developed between Barcelona and Madrid to raise awareness about the environmental risks and problems that collectively implicate us as human beings.

With a local presence and international vision, MÓN aims to visually investigate the most pressing challenges facing our society such as climate change and the destruction of our environments whilst emphasizing the human impact of these phenomena.

What we do

We create our own projects to be sponsored by foundations, individuals, institutions, media outlets, and NGOs. Our projects are designed to work across visual mediums such as photography, video, data visualization, exhibitions, books, and new emerging visual formats. We set out to present these projects in ways that are accessible to the people at large.

Meet the team

Jaime de Lorenzo

Visual Journalist

1995, Madrid, Spain. Studied Journalism at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Jaime is currently based in Barcelona and is attending postgraduate studies in Photojournalism at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and in Data Journalism at the Universitat Ramon Llull. His work began in the Balkans (Slovenia, Bosnia and Serbia) and he later developed a focus on the former Soviet republics. His work has been published in national newspapers such as El País.

Jordi Jon Pardo

Visual Journalist

1996, Tarragona, Spain. Jordi Jon is a journalist and documentary photographer based in Barcelona. He graduated in Journalism at the Universitat Ramon Llull, a Photojournalism Postgraduate at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and a Master in Advanced Journalism at the URL. Jordi Jon is a National Geographic Explorer and his work has been exhibited worldwide.

Daniel Cole

Visual Journalist

1995, London, currently based in Marseille, France. He graduated from NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualised Study with a concentration in political psychology. Daniel continues to explore the themes he encountered in his studies by documenting individuals and movements that claim rights beyond the scope of established laws. He is a contributor to the Associated Press and his work has been published in national newspapers worldwide.

Jake Borden

Visual Journalist

1993, Massachusetts, United States. After pestering John Stanmeyer into being his assistant, Borden was quickly hired by his hometown newspaper where he honed his eye and sense of storytelling, and simultaneously began to capture stories abroad. He has worked for clients both editorial and commercial including NASA, The BBC, Vice News, Aljazeera and Burn Magazine.