The invisible Theatre
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Photographer
Veronica Cerna
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University/School
International Center o
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Date of Photograph
2015
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Technical Info
Archival Pigment print
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Socials
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Website
I turned my intimate spaces into places of observation, as if i could represent the gaze of the other, a created evidence of surveillance.
I was both aware of being watched and committed to the act of looking into and at myself, exploring the duality of rejecting the gaze and enjoying it.
I question, in the territory of staging, what could be my boundaries between private and public, and who could I perform to be when nobody is watching.
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Biography
Verónica Cerna is a Peruvian visual artist born in 1991. She holds a degree in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Lima, is a graduate of the International Center of Photography in New York as a photographer, and obtained a Master's in Fine Arts from the University of Seville. Her work explores the representation of the body as a vehicle to question colonial structures of power that intersect with identity, gender, and human rights.
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Awards
Her works have been recognized in The International Photography Awards and The Photo Phore. She has been featured in the publication "Arte Emergente" by the German embassy and BlocArt, and her work has been published in magazines such as Musée Magazine, Shots Magazine, Better Photography, and Pecado Magazine. She has exhibited at international art fairs such as Ch.Aco, the Montevideo Biennial, Art Lima, SWAB Barcelona, and participated in shows like "Just Women" at Galerie Joseph in Paris and Fondazione Luciana Matalon in Milan. Additionally, she has been part of various collective and solo exhibitions in New York, Buenos Aires, India, Spain, and Peru. Her works are included in collections in Russia, Mexico, and the United States.