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Lucho Dávila, an Ecuadorian-Spanish photographer also known as IAMTRECE, is based in London and has made a name for himself in the industry. He began his career as an assistant to renowned photographers Hunter & Gatti and later became an independent photographer in 2018 after being featured in The British Journal of Photography and PhotoVogue.

Nylon Magazine describes Dávila's work as a "fusion that projects strength and a multifaceted vision." In his latest body of work, Fanesca, he explores his Latin American heritage by blending Spanish and Ecuadorian culture in syncretism within fashion. Through his powerful vision, Dávila analyzes society's traditions and imaginations, creating breathtaking images.

Dávila's work has been featured in several prominent magazines such as Vogue, Vein, Nylon, Rolling Stone, Forbes, Metal Magazine, The Impression, Grazia, Icon, Neo2. He has been invited to Paris, London, and Madrid's fashion weeks, interviewed by European, Latin American, and Asian press, and trusted by several top brands like Off-White, Lasserre, Divuit, Terrachidia, Intbau, Fabrizio Célleri, Oxymoron Madrid, Prisa, Silma López for Netflix, and Eugenia Osborne to bring his unique vision to their projects.

Dávila is now available for bookings worldwide and is based in London. He holds an MA degree in Fashion Photography from the London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London. Dávila is an Epidemic Sound Ambassador, a SkillShare Ambassador, and has a Partnership with Squarespace. In addition to his commercial work, he continues to develop his personal photography body of work and entrepreneurial projects such as Stilltrece photography brand, WhenWithYou fashion magazine, Analog Trips brand, and his YouTube channel iamtrece tv.

Recently Lucho has been awarded the Ilford’s Analogue Community Grant to continue with his body of work Fanesca.