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Andrea Paipa was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 1989 she moved to California where she studied
photography with Laura Parker , Peter Reiss and
Andrew Freeman.
Since then she has participated in several art shows
and her work has been exhibited worldwide, including
the Intrograz Festival in Austria.
While living in London(98-2002) she studied at the
Westminster College with photographer Sam Appleby,
and her work was included in the Transbarroso
catalogue, published in that city in 2002.
Since May 2003 she lives in DC where she is working
with found vintage pictures and written texts in
collaboration with other artists.
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Artist Statement
"Every picture is accurate. None of them is the truth"
R. Avedon
Wandering so much, I sometimes feared becoming a
ghost, with no roots, drifting from place to place. This
lightness was unbearable at times. Therefore my
photos: I needed new anchors.
Photography for me is a search for myself, others and
the universes we create. I want to provoke a dance
between what we see, what we hear and what we say;
to create a small world around "impossible"
questions: time, memory, sexuality, loss, the genesis
of a subject. Many of my works include texts, written
or spoken.
Pictures like mirrors? Windows to the soul? Tips of
icebergs whose bodies are ourselves?
I was there once. Not anymore. In between: what is
lost and what is not. Words and silence.
Images are only faithful to themselves.
They exist for everyone to take in.
A.P.
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Résumé
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina
MA in Psychology, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
Studied photography with Laura Parker and Peter Reiss
at UCLA and with Andrew Freeman at Otis Parson's
School of Art, Los Angeles, CA, 1990-93 And with Sam
Appleby at the Westminster College, London,2001-02
Group Shows
- Focus, Art Store, DC, June 2006.
- Anonimo, Sinonimo, Antonimo, Centro Cultural Recoleta,
Buenos Aires, August 2004.
- London Biennale 2004, Gallery 32, London, 2004.
- Images & Origins II: Reflections of Women
Photographers, Los Angeles City Hall, Los Angeles 1999
- Annual Group Show , Los Angeles Photography Center,
Los Angeles 1991
- Salón Apertura, Centro de Arte Contemporáneo,
Buenos Aires 1992
- Don't Get Me Wrong, Floyd Studio, Los Angeles
1993
- Papel Arte, Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires
- Women Focus on Women, The Learning Alliance,
New York 1997
- Portfolio 97, Time Life Building, New York 1997
- Plain Brown Wrapper, an Exhibition of Pornographic
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