Growing Concerns
Espagne
2018Artiste invité
Almudena Romero uses 19th century photographic techniques to photograph migrants and encourage the reflection on the connection between photography, colonialism and migration, while permanently questioning the history of photography as a medium. To do this, the photographer has invited London residents who would see themselves as immigrants to come to her studio and participate in the series.
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About the artist
Almudena Romero was born in Spain in 1986. She now lives and works in London. Since 2015, her work was shown at the Tate Modern, at the Tate Britain, at the Photographer’s Gallery, at the London Art Fair, at the Brighton Photo Biennal, and during the PhotoIreland festival. Her work was published in TimeOut, in DUST Magazine, in Uncertain States, and in Photomonitor. In addition, she conducts classes and conferences at the National Portrait Gallery, at the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, at the Sotheby’s Institute of Arts, at the University of Westminster and at the Southampton Solent University.