//Visual artist, lecturer, cultural manager
//October- november 2024
Her academic training begins in the Visual Arts with an emphasis on graphic expression, Photojournalism, documentary photography and a master's degree in Educational and Social Development. Andrea has recently expanded her interests within photography with the creation of narratives from the experimental and the family photographic archive. She has participated in various national and international group exhibitions, among which the 2019 Southern Art Biennial, in Cúcuta, Colombia with the project “Estru-culturas” Temporary border monuments”/Mobile sculptures; in 2020 in the collective exhibition ERRAR (Cooperativa Atkins) and the exhibition in the public space of the Galería Urbana project in Bogotá in 2015.
As a lecturer and cultural manager, she has participated in the planning, execution and evaluation of strategies in the field of the arts, working with diverse populations; from sensory exploration in Early Childhood, youth, adults and artistic training for people with cognitive disabilities, in various urban and rural contexts.
She is interested in the impact of artistic practices at the community level and how these generate actions in specific contexts and territories. Highlighting inequality in the human condition, especially in vulnerable populations such as children, women and workers. She also explores the political subjectivity of specific social groups, through the review and re-reading of public and family photographic archives.
El Boga Artistic Residency Trans natura
During her residency, Andrea seeks to explore ways to navigate civilizational collapse from everyday practices, creating community with non-human beings and strengthening the fabric of life.
Methodologically, she is interested in discovering the symbolic worlds existing in multispecies communities, inhabited by human and non-human beings based on practices in relational aesthetics with the documentary archive as a tool, as an input and as an initial result of a process that can be sustained over time in the territory.
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