Pensa (mientos) senti
Pensa (mientos) senti is a collection of illustrated poems. Genuinely imbued with sensitivity, its author explores personal, romantic and spiritual fulfilment. Written over a decade, her verses express joy, doubt and melancholy as she transforms from a young girl into a woman, navigating society and building relationships. The softly, falteringly drawn illustrations that emerge reveal the profound tenderness of feelings and hopes hidden between the lines.
This work is only available in Spanish.
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Women on the streets
Women on the streets analyses the streets and squares named after women in Valencia, Spain, from a statistical, urbanistic, historical and feminist perspective. By studying the limited number of signs named after women in Spain, and across Europe, the author’s extensive research calls attention to the sexism at the heart of Western contemporary societies and their historical grounding in patriarchy. By examining the characteristics of selected streets, squares and neighbourhoods, along with the careers and lives of these honoured women, she offers a fresh and truly feminist perspective on the lives of the women whose names grace the city of Valencia.
This work is available in three languages: British English, Spanish, and Valencian Spanish.
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Zoom books
Zoom books is a collection arising from three photo shoots during the Covid-19 lockdowns. Forced to remain in her flat in Dublin, Ireland, the photographer arranged video calls with three dancers located in Poland, Norway and Spain via Zoom. Thanks to modern technology, they maintained social ties and fostered new artistic endeavours. Her work portrays the strong and unshakeable will of artists and performers to pursue their art practice despite the isolating conditions of the pandemic. The more intimate photographs captured during their calls celebrate these dancers, stripped of their stage costumes, as they embrace their personal space under the sunlight of their respective countries.
This work is only available in British English.
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A poc a poc
A poc a poc is a collection of short stories, aphorisms, and photographs recounting the emotional journey of a young woman who emigrated from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to Valencia, Spain. The pieces of work gathered in this book were written and captured little by little (a poc a poc), in her home and adopted cities. While this collection does not expressly narrate the emigrant experience, it emotionally and poetically shows the joys and the sorrows, the ambition and nostalgia of starting a new chapter in life, and the uprooting of leaving one’s homeland.
This work is available in two languages: British English and Argentinian Spanish.
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