During quarantine I stay at home far from my studio, only with one of my cameras, a tripod and my own. So I embody portraits that reflect the quarantined feeling in my all sense. Workload, pain, anxiety, anguish, beauty, desire for social contact or the mere getting ready for what is coming next. Portraits that are focused on everyday life, humor and gender. This subject has always been present in my works despite the quarantine. I want my work to flow freely amid social distancing and be very close to the feeling that is universal nowadays. “I must create in order to believe.”
Andrea Guedella was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She studied Graphic Design, Social Communication and Advertising. She worked in creative direction at various agencies before becoming a visual artist. In 2014 she began to exhibit her photographic works in networks, fairs and group exhibitions until reaching Museums, Fairs, Galleries, Individual, Collective and Virtual Exhibitions both nationally and internationally. Since 2018 she has directed Espacio Disparos, which she defines as a space to "create, produce and exhibit ideas". That is where sh also bases his Studio where he does her work
