Inmaculada Salinas

Inmaculada Salinas is a Spanish artist born in Seville in 1978, whose work focuses primarily on photography. Her style is characterized by the exploration of the relationship between the photographic image and reality, as well as by the use of light and color to create evocative and poetic images. Salinas has received several awards and recognitions throughout her career, including the Purificación García Photography Prize in 2006, the Andalucía Joven de Artes Plásticas Prize in 2007, and the Fundación Vila Casas Photography Prize in 2018. In her work, Salinas uses photography as a tool to explore themes such as memory, identity, and perception. In her images, she often plays with the relationship between image and reality, creating images that seem to question the veracity of what we see. She is a prominent artist in the Spanish contemporary art scene, whose work focuses on the exploration of the relationship between the photographic image and reality, as well as the use of light and color to create evocative and poetic images. His work has been recognized with numerous awards and has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world.