I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1966 and had the privilege of living in cities like São Paulo, Mexico City, and Barcelona. Each of these places has left an indelible mark on me. They are my second homes. I discovered my passion for photography after exploring studies in philosophy, fashion design, and landscaping. Everything I received back then still beats in my works. Currently, I reside and develop my projects in Buenos Aires.
I have actively participated in fairs and exhibitions, both nationally and internationally. The UN has exhibited some of my photos on three occasions. I had the honor of seeing my work published in different internationally renowned books and magazines. I have also collaborated with Sony Alpha Latin seminars.

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BIOGRAPHY

I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1966 and had the privilege of living in cities like São Paulo, Mexico City, and Barcelona. Each of these places has left an indelible mark on me. They are my second homes. I discovered my passion for photography after exploring studies in philosophy, fashion design, and landscaping. Everything I received back then still beats in my works. Currently, I reside and develop my projects in Buenos Aires.

I have actively participated in fairs and exhibitions, both nationally and internationally. The UN has exhibited some of my photos on three occasions. I had the honor of seeing my work published in different internationally renowned books and magazines. I have also collaborated with Sony Alpha Latin seminars.

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I photograph the unnoticed, and my terrain is the everyday. Introspection and silence, along with my camera, are my best allies when it comes to questioning reality and allowing myself to be questioned by it. I pursue the veiled, not to unveil it, but to point out its mystery.

I seek traces, not evidence; that which begs to be seen and whose secrets I hear by looking. Photography places me on the threshold of the thousands of half-opened doors I encounter in my routine. Its mystery attracts me because of what it hints at, not because of its darkness. My joy: that the viewer pauses at its threshold.

PAULA ARANOA

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