BIO
Since 2002, Naroa Pérez's (Barcelona, 1978) photography has explored the feelings of touch, nostalgia, pain, and fear. Her work focuses on the darkroom and its craft and emphasises procedural elements such as mistake, chance, and repetition. E6 slides, liquid emulsion, and colour printing are her interests. Her work is already in the library of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, as well as the rare book collection of the Bodleian Library in Weston, Oxford. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Photography from London College of Communication in 2017. (UAL).
She is currently immersed in a project that goes beyond her personal work as a photographer. She is the director of Lakeside affordable darkroom, located in Thamesmead, on the shores of Southmere Lake in London.
This darkroom focuses on black and white, and offers workshops aimed mainly at women, with a professional intention based on joy and fun. More information is available at www.lakesidedarkroom.com and @lakesideaffordabledarkroom on Instagram.
