Joseph Ladrón de Guevara
Photographer, Visual Artist / Based in Lima
Joseph Ladrón de Guevara (1996) is a photographer and visual storyteller born in Pisco, southeast of Peru. His work addresses themes such as identity and territory, through explorations with photography, archives and...
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Photographer, Street Art, Researcher, Fine Art, Environment, Photo Assistant, Documentary, Creative, Photography, Portraiture, Conceptual, Art, Culture, Dancer, Author, Visuals Editor, Arts & Culture, Freelance, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Impact, Assignments, Communications, Engineer, Explorer, Investigation, Education, Mechanical Engineer, Book Designer, Multimedia Journalist, Editing, Storyteller, Investigative Reporter, Visual Editor, Arts Journalism, Community, Visual Producer, Breaking News, Reportage, Visual Journalist, Visual Storyteller
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Available in: Lima
Focused on:
Photographer, Street Art, Researcher, Fine Art, Environment, Photo Assistant, Documentary, Creative, Photography, Portraiture, Conceptual, Art, Culture, Dancer, Author, Visuals Editor, Arts & Culture, Freelance, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Impact, Assignments, Communications, Engineer, Explorer, Investigation, Education, Mechanical Engineer, Book Designer, Multimedia Journalist, Editing, Storyteller, Investigative Reporter, Visual Editor, Arts Journalism, Community, Visual Producer, Breaking News, Reportage, Visual Journalist, Visual Storyteller
Coverage Regions:
Latin America
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Years of experience: 3 to 5
HEFAT certification? no
Joseph Ladrón de Guevara (1996) is a photographer and visual storyteller born in Pisco, southeast of Peru. His work addresses themes such as identity and territory, through explorations with photography, archives and interdisciplinary interventions within the social environments to which he belongs, ranging from the Christian faith to hip hop. He is currently visually investigating the tensions that exist between the public and private spheres, in relation to concepts such as subcultures, simulation and social opacity.
He won New Generation Prize at 11th PhMuseum Photography Grant (2023). Selected artist in Panorama Latino Americano open call, by PhotoVogue (2024). Finalist for Paco Casanova author photography grant, by EFTI (2024); and selected for collective exhibition Closer, at PhMuseum Days festival (2024). Joseph is alumni of The VII Foundation and member of VII Community.
His work has been exhibited at festivals such as Verzasca Photo Festival, Jakarta International Photo Festival and PhMuseum Days (2023). He was part of the exhibitions FETISH, by ZONE Magazine, in Vercelli, Italy (2024); and ¿Bailamos? by Cuarto Oscuro magazine, Mexico City (2024). Was also part of 13th issue of Eyeshot Magazine, ‘Spirituality’ (2024). He has participated in group exhibitions at Ministry of Culture of Peru (2022 and 2023); Place for Memory, Tolerance and Social Inclusion (2021); and Ojo Ajeno Gallery, of Centro de la Imagen (2017).
He won New Generation Prize at 11th PhMuseum Photography Grant (2023). Selected artist in Panorama Latino Americano open call, by PhotoVogue (2024). Finalist for Paco Casanova author photography grant, by EFTI (2024); and selected for collective exhibition Closer, at PhMuseum Days festival (2024). Joseph is alumni of The VII Foundation and member of VII Community.
His work has been exhibited at festivals such as Verzasca Photo Festival, Jakarta International Photo Festival and PhMuseum Days (2023). He was part of the exhibitions FETISH, by ZONE Magazine, in Vercelli, Italy (2024); and ¿Bailamos? by Cuarto Oscuro magazine, Mexico City (2024). Was also part of 13th issue of Eyeshot Magazine, ‘Spirituality’ (2024). He has participated in group exhibitions at Ministry of Culture of Peru (2022 and 2023); Place for Memory, Tolerance and Social Inclusion (2021); and Ojo Ajeno Gallery, of Centro de la Imagen (2017).
Education
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
VII Academy