Alejandra Orozco

Alejandra was born in Mexico City, a chaotic space full of visuals, smells, tastes, sounds, and absurdities where her photographs found her last motif: The unrepresentable.

Orozco pauses at the parts that make the whole, she stops at the fragments: a rooftop, the intertwined city walls, a smile, the silhouette found on an architectural structure. And afterwards, she plays with the capture; she over exposes it, overlays it, blurs it, washes it off, saturates it. She wants to make sure the obvious is not shown.

Her photography is a poem that introduces you to an emotion that never ends; it's like playing the game of peeking through a small hole that will always lead you to use your imagination to recognize that which is distorted and suggested.

Alejandra Orozco is certainly an artist that we should not lose sight of, because she continually revelas her unique view through her photographic writing.

Written by Minerva Anguiano

Course in Art Studies | Universidad Iberamericana | www.uia.mx

Fashion Design | Istituto Marangoni London | www.istitutomarangoni.com

Graphic & Illustration Design | Edu Mac Mexico | www.edumac.com.mx

Entrepreneureship and Global Leadership | London School of Economics | www.lse.ac.uk

Solo Exhibitions

Collaboration with the National Medicine Archive
Dates: Ongoing
National Palace Museum of Medicine
www.pem.facmed.unam.mx
Working in collaboration with the archives of the National Palace of Medicine that is part of the Autonomous National University of Mexico. Once I finish the collaboration, the material produced will be showcased at the Museum.

Collaboration
Dates: 08.2015
Subject NYC
www.subjectnyc.com
Urban Daddy
www.urbandaddy.com
The art gallery Subject NYC collaborated with Urban Daddy to do a two week online promotion of my art on their website.

Return
Dates: 03.2014
Arts & Coffee Gallery
www.artsandcoffee.mx
Curated by Edna Femat

Blurring my Memory
Dates: 08.2013
CC186 Gallery
www.culturacolectiva.com/cc186
Curated by Abel Cervantes
Inagurated by Lucía García Noriega, Director of Culture for Mexico City, the exhibition was organized in benefit of the charity Fundación Camino a Casa. Which helps restore underage former victims of human trafficking back into society.

Art Fairs

Entropía
Dates: 03.15
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