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IRA LOMBARDIA - Impudens Venus XIX
Technique: Pigment print on folded Awagmi Handmade Whasi paper (42gr), neutral PH adhesive, pigment print on Bamboo paper. Pigment print on folded Awagmi Handmade Whasi paper (42gr), neutral PH adhesive, pigment print on Bamboo paper.
Artist Biography: Asturias, Spain, 1977 She currently lives and works in New York, where she teaches in the Department of Transmedia at the School of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University. Artist and researcher, she works in different media such as photography, video, graphic design and sculpture. With her projects she questions discourses, dynamics and rhetorics that have been assumed in the field of contemporary art, image or philosophy. His production, both theoretical and practical, focuses on the transformation of the postmodern paradigm in relation to digital visual culture. In 2021 he opened at SCAD Museum (Savannah (GA), his first solo exhibition in the United States, a retrospective curated by DJ Hellerman that included installation and large format works. Among his latest exhibitions are: A Certain Darkness (Curator Alexandra Laudo, Caixa Forum Barcelona, June 2018- January 2019), Les Nouveaux Encyclopdistes (Curator Joan Fontcuberta, European Photography Festival, Regio Emilia, Italy, 2017), The Billboard Creative International Exhibition (Curator Mona Kuhn, Los Angeles, USA, 2016) and Not All Photographs Are Records, (Curator Lorenzo Fusi, Open Eye Gallery, Liverpool Biennial, UK, 2014).She has been nominated for the Post-Photography Prototyping Prize (Fotomuseum Winterthur and Julius Baer Foundation, Switzerland, 2016) and has been the recipient of PICE grants, the SCAN Project Room production and residency grant (SCAN, Spanish Contemporary Art Network, July 2018, London) the Premio Internacional de Fotografía UCO-LaFragua (Córdoba 2015) or the Fundación Banco Santander grant (Entreacto, Madrid, 2015).
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