Catalina De la Cruz

A Chilean visual artist with a Master's in Visual Arts from the University of Chile, specializing in 19th-century photographic chemistry and analog photography. Her work explores the boundaries of the image, addressing territory and its intervention through an expanded practice that includes photography, video, and photochemical books as sequential artwork. She has participated in solo and group exhibitions at prestigious institutions such as the National Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chile, as well as in Spain, Peru, Mexico, Brazil, and the United States. She runs the Taller Emulsiones Fotográficas in Santiago, Chile, where she teaches workshops on 19th-century photographic processes with a contemporary approach. Her work is part of international collections such as the New York Public Library and the Getty Foundation.