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Romano is a visual artist, writer, former reporter and fashion photographer currently living in Spain. Born in Buenos Aires, she moved to Europe in her early twenties, developing a successful career, comprising more than two decades, in the fashion and advertising world. She settles as a photographer in Amsterdam collaborating in advertising campaigns for Ray Ban, Heineken, C&A, Randstad, L’Oreal and Nikon and agencies from the caliber of McCann Erickson, BBDO, Young & Rubicam or J. Walter Thompson, among others. Her pictures have been published in trendy fashion magazines as Elle, Instyle and Avantgarde. Seeking a different way of life, she moves to the Algarve. Romano starts a new phase as a freelance reporter collaborating with human interest reportages for several European magazines such as: Newlook, Penthouse, Geo, Avenue, Grande Reportagem, Unica the Sunday supplement of the daily Expresso, Evasôes and others. In 2006 she moves to Spain, dedicating most of her time to writing and the creation of art work for exhibitions . She has published the novel "ANSIAS DE VOLAR", rated with 5 stars in Amazon, and ""Relatos para Noches Insomnes". In 2021 wins Vila de Ermua Poetry contest and in 2020 becomes finalist in the XXXII Short stories prize Ana María Matute. Romano has participated in more than 50 exhibitions and art fairs worldwide. Her art works are part of private collections. You can contact her by e-mail: Reviews: The late G. Larsen, Paris trend setting fashion scene editor, praised her controversial work 'Sacred & Profane' as 'vrai oeuvres d'art'. "The dream like quality of her work charged with poetic sensuality evidence an harmonious balance between form and content. A content, which is also a reflection on the subtle spiritual world, the parallel realities hidden behind the physical world of matter, the fantasies and dreams which liberate us from the chains imposed by reality. Her images reveal a profound delicacy and a melancholic longing to "paradise lost". D. Muller, for "Avantgarde" So as the dream is perceptible in its profound and unexplainable emotion only by living it from within and accepting to be dragged along it's vortex towards the non boundaries of space and time, likewise, Alicia Romano's art is wonderfully perceptible if we accept to enter her dream, that with intriguing seduction envelops us in its vigorous and at times irreverent approach.