Jordi was born on the island of Menorca, located in the heart of the Mediterranean. He grew up in a country house where as a child he began filming and photographing wild animals. His father - an expert ornithologist, filmmaker and producer of wildlife documentaries - taught him how to stalk and photograph all kinds of animals, and among them birds were his favourite. The adaptive strategies and behaviour of birds still fascinate Jordi today.

His childhood dream was always to photograph nature for National Geographic or the BBC. This dream was fulfilled and continues to be fulfilled today, although the path to achieve it has not always been easy.

In addition to his admiration for nature, Jordi is fascinated by visual communication and photographic and cinematographic technique to such an extent that at a certain point in his career he needed to master other subjects, technical and communicative registers. To this end, he filmed and photographed people for documentaries and editorial reports, and he also worked in fashion and advertising, publishing his work in magazines such as Elle and Vogue and filming major campaigns such as the Loewe perfume campaign. At this stage Jordi delved deeper into how to tell other kinds of stories and how to adapt photography to illustrate different concepts and emotions. However, his natural habitat was always far from the studios, so he never stopped shooting wildlife documentaries. It is in nature in its pure state that he likes to develop his work, that is where the stories he really feels and wants to tell are.

His passion for nature and cinematography has led him to film documentaries for Netflix, National Geographic, BBC, SKY and HBO in projects that have taken him to travel to places as diverse and extreme as the arctic in Greenland, the jungles of Borneo or of Costa Rica, the coasts of the Caribbean or the Mediterranean, the Sahara or Namib desert, the endless steppes of Kazakhstan, the African savannah or the Pyrenean and Alpine peaks in Europe.

Having photographed and directed people in a multitude of filming and photo sessions and also having produced and directed two documentaries for Arte and TVE channels, today also serves him to tell stories of wildlife in relation to human beings, a topic that has been also develop for Greenpeace.

Currently, when he is not traveling, he lives between Great Britain and Menorca, where he enjoys sailing his sailboat: the “Gwylan”, -in Welsh it means seagull- and with which he makes some voyages to explore the sea and study some of the pelagic birds like the Balearic shearwater -Puffinus mauretanicus-. He is also passionate about sports and psychology.