About Isabel Taracena Fernández

Isabel Taracena (Mexico, 1995)

Graduated in Communication from the Universidad Panamericana (2018), with a degree in Photography Technique, Escuela Activa de Photography, (2019). Mexican Photographers Workshop Part I, Pioneers and Moderns, MUSAEUM, by Mónica Ayala and Patricia Medina (2024). Photomontage and Narrative Workshop, virtual, by AlterImago (2024). Finalist of the 1st National Street Photo Contest “Conexión Calle” by LaEstrit.

Her work has been exhibited in collective spaces, such as Observadores Urbanos, Fish Eye Mx, LaEstrit, among others.

She recently participated in the group exhibition Mexican Women Photographers and is dedicated to photography and teaching independently and the realization of documentary and personal projects.

She uses photography as a means to explore various ways of living (being) experienced from personal corporality, the home, to the generational-family framework. She likes to explore the borders between documentary and conceptual – artistic through a multidisciplinary approach where photography, collage, photo-embroidery, painting, video and text come together.

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