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Cristina Stolhe

Pontevedra, 1993

Cristina Stolhe’s work explores the human experience exposing the intimacy of the moment through a voyeur lens, where photography is not only a tool for expression but functions as a mirror.

Everything starts with an obsession, a deep immersion in the emotional layers driven by a meticulous attention where objects, people and their environments get a sense of physical and emotional presence, deepening the viewer’s engagement with the image.

In a way, she invites us to think about how our experiences and memories serve both as a reflection of the individual and an invitation to examine how personal histories and shared reality intersect within the collective experience. As a result of an unfiltered, harsh and suffocating reality, her images often deliver a visual jolt that pushes the viewers to reconsider conventional notions of beauty.

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