Somewhere between
Here and There
there waits a place
for every word.
And countless places
open wide,
for countless words
are there inside.
“The Queen of Words” is the creative illustration of the fairy tale of the same name by Arno Dejaco, the two artists weave together photography and poetry and arrive in the kingdoms of Colombian children. It is a journey to the end of the world, to the heart of our society, and to the beginning of great dreams...
handprinted photography on fabric, satin fabric, machine embroidered, quilted frame
I am a visual artist whose journey began with photojournalism and evolved into a mixed-media and textile installation practice. After studying at ISFCI in Rome and earning a Master’s from the Danish School of Photojournalism, I worked with the Zeitenspiegel agency in Germany, publishing my first photo book Reeperbahn in 2013, which explored gentrification and the fading golden era of Hamburg’s red-light district.
My move to Colombia marked a turning point in my practice, as I began experimenting with alternative printing methods and using fabric as a medium for storytelling. Since relocating to New Orleans in 2016, I have developed large-scale fabric installations that merge photography with handcrafted processes, blending documentary and fine art.
Today I create work across the Americas and Europe, producing public installations, collaborating on festival productions, and completing commissions that weave cultural, social, and environmental narratives into tactile visual art.
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