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Enfants duo Orignal works

In this section you’ll find original works by Enfants duo (Eneko Caos & Fabro Tranchida). All works are direct shots with Hasselblad 6x6 taken by Eneko Caos (analog development and printed in 200g paper) and completed with Fabro´s ink drawings.

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“Rebel rebel” - vinyl record artwork.
Unique mixed media artwork combining an original vinyl record, photographic artwork by Eneko Caos and a hand-drawn ink illustration by Fabro Tranchida on a vintage record sleeve.

Available framed or unframed.
Signed by the artists.
One-of-a-kind piece.




“Low” - vinyl record artwork.
Unique mixed media artwork combining an original vinyl record, photographic artwork by Eneko Caos and a hand-drawn ink illustration by Fabro Tranchida on a vintage record sleeve.

Available framed or unframed.
Signed by the artists.
One-of-a-kind piece.






"Side A / Side B"

Unique mixed media artwork combining found cassette tapes, photographic artwork by Eneko Caos and a hand-drawn ink illustration by Fabro Tranchida. Presented in a white deep box frame.

Available framed or unframed.
Signed by the artists.
One-of-a-kind piece.

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ENFANTS PORTFOLIO 2026 - CLIC HERE

Enfants is an artistic duo formed by Fabro Tranchida (Buenos Aires, 1987) and Eneko Caos (born Eneko Pérez Arnaiz, Bilbao, 1996). 

The duo’s work combines photography, performance, and visual arts, drawing on the legacy of Art Pop, rock culture, and the interdisciplinary experimentation of
contemporary visual practices. Since 2025, Enfants has developed five exhibitions and performances —Enfants I, II, III, IV, and Les Enfants—presented at venues including Castello di Tutino (Tricase, Italy), Blackkamera Photo Foundation (Bilbao), RGFSTUDIO (Madrid), and LA PERRERA (Bilbao).

Our work is structured around two main axes:

Axis 1: Direct-shot analog photography by Eneko (working with medium-format cameras such as Hasselblad and Rolleiflex) complemented by drawing andpictorial gesture by
Fabro, producing images that play with mirrors and absence.

Axis 2: the reinterpretation and intervention of found relics—vinyl records and cassettes with their covers—as traces of a displaced rock, street, and queer culture, including.