Xavier Miserachs (Barcelona, 1937-1998) emerged as the youngest member of a groundbreaking collective that, in the late 1950s, revitalized the creativity and innovation of applied photography - nearly forgotten in the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War.

This book explores the world Miserachs inhabited, showcasing his unique style, personal interests, and works, including portraits and reports that capture key moments from the second half of the 20th century. Through various photographic genres and techniques, it highlights his evolving, thoughtful perspective - one deeply focused on people rather than solely the issues at hand.