Flor Da Valle

Flor Da Valle is an Argentine-Spanish multidisciplinary artist based in Madrid. She holds a Master’s degree in Contemporary Art Curating and a BA Degree in Fashion Design.

Flor Da Valle’s work emerges at the intersection of photography, contemporary curating, and design. She understands her photographic practice as a curatorial-artistic action: a process of selecting fragments from the real world—or from the art world—and transforming them into images and, eventually, into artworks that inhabit installations.
Moving between direct photography and post-photography, her work explores ideas of transformation, spirituality, heterotopia and the magical.

The mirror appears frequently in her projects as a symbol of ambiguity, duality, and creation. Many of her series take shape as site-specific or conceptual installations that invite the viewer to actively participate, shifting from passive observation to experiential engagement.

Da Valle approaches contemporary art as a space of openness, connection, and inquiry—one that expands beyond institutional boundaries and invites new ways of seeing.

In 2021 she won the "Usina del Arte" photography Award and “Vivamos Cultura” from the Ministry of Culture of Buenos Aires and in 2018 she won t...

Central Saint Martins, Domus Academy, Universidad del Salvador, Universidad de Morón, Fotodesign

-Ways of Seeing in the Street (Open Museum) (2026)
-Performance at “Art Meeting” exhibition, organized by Alfredo Segatori, Museum Macab (2025)
-Performance at "Art on the floor" at Paseo de las Artes. (2023)
-Group Exhibition "Art Is The Mirror that Reveals Our Own Face", Museum La Botica del Ángel, thesis of the Master in Contemporary Art Curating, showing her post-photography series "Art as a Mirror". (2022)
-Group Exhibition "From cameras and stories" at Usina del Arte (2022)
-Exhibition "Ways of seeing. My art collection" (photography installation) at Dulce Estudio Gallery. (2021).
-Group exhibition “Eternity” organized by Maurizio Cattelan at Art Basel Cities in Buenos Aires. Sculpture with press release in Clarín, La Nación and other Argentine newspapers. (2018)