Anita Pouchard Serra

Visual storyteller and Photojournalist // Born in 1985 // Buenos Aires, Latin-America and paris //  former architect and anthropologist

French-Argentinian photojournalist and visual storyteller, based in Buenos Aires Aires and working between Latin America and France. I photograph what I live rather than what I see, in total immersion in the heart of territories or stories that cross me personally, connected with current societal issues like identity, migration , women’s rights and territory with a transdisciplinary approach from drawing to performance.In 2022, I've been selected by the French National Library to be part of the National Photographic Comission " Radioscopy of France" to tell the country through visual stories. I'm also a Pulitzer Center grantee ( 2021/2020), a CNAP - National Center for visual arts ( 2021), a National Geographic Emergency Fund Recipient ( 2020), a WE WOMEN grantee by Photoville and Women Photograph (2019-2020), a MOVING WALLS fellow by Open Society Foundations ( 2018-2020) and a International Women’s Media Foundation grantee and fellow ( 2017/2018/2020). I’ve been nominated twice to the 6×6 Global talent program by the World Press photo and selected for the Eddie Adams Workshop XXXIV in 2021.I've worked for The New York Times, TIME, Bloomberg, Washington Post, Le Monde, Amnesty, and published inDays Japan, Wired, Geo Magazine among others. I exhibited my work in Argentina, France, Uruguay, Mexico, Spain and USA. I’m a visual storytelling teacher and lecturer in Argentina and with Strudelmedia Live and Pulitzer Center. I also give community engagement workshops since 2014.