I’m Enric Gener, born in 1982 in Menorca, a small island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea.

Years later, I left the island to study art and design, where I developed a multidisciplinary practice across design, filmmaking, animation, and photography, working on audiovisual projects in advertising. This professional background became a key foundation, shaping the way I construct visual narratives, both above and below the surface.

In 2009, I reached a turning point. I left my job and city life behind, bought an underwater camera, and moved to another island. While continuing to work as a freelance creative in motion design, I gradually built a parallel body of underwater work. This slow process was essential in shaping my visual language and way of working, allowing me to grow independently and develop a more personal, intuitive approach beyond purely commercial frameworks.

Over the years, this nomadic lifestyle has taken me to places such as the Canary Islands, Egypt, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Belize, Costa Rica, and Australia.

A few years ago, I returned to Menorca with a transformed perspective shaped by those experiences. Today, I focus on more local and in-depth work, with a growing commitment to marine conservation and protection. I consider myself a visual storyteller with a multidisciplinary background in motion design, filmmaking, and underwater photography.