Tania Navarro is a trans woman who embodies resilience and survival in a historical context of extreme oppression and discrimination. Born and raised in a Spain ruled by Franco’s regime, her life has been marked by abuse, social exclusion, and a relentless struggle to affirm her identity.Forced to live on the streets at just 10…
“When the sky is pink, I regret nothing” is a work in progress that investigates sexual abuse within my maternal lineage and questions how trauma moves through generations. This project arose from my own childhood experience and deepened when I discovered that other women in my nuclear family had endured similar abuse—leading me to wonder…
aMa is a photographic project composed of digitally altered images from an archive found inside the Uruguayan Parliament. The photographs belong to the period of the civil-military dictatorship in Uruguay. This body of work arises from a selection of images in which the figure of women is practically absent. When they do appear, it is…
This is a graphic intervention project based on my family photo archive. Using colored pencils, graphite, India ink, markers, oil paints, and materials such as bleach and vinegar, I intervene in the photographs as a way of creating new possible realities based on my obsession and fascination with the anomalous. Inspired by the apocalyptic vision…
Metamorphosis, 2021. In process. The essay recounts my own experience of the body harboring and nurturing another life in formation. The body that I belong to and that was never mine before society; that judges, demands, harasses and forces. I discover in that belonging, the power of the body, the strength and power of gestating,…
“I was the one who gave my husband four breasts because he had another woman, and that’s why I gave him four, because his mistress had two and I had two, so that made four breasts…” Rosa Suclupe Bances El Tetas is a visual project in which I delve into the past, into the last…
