Camila Flores-Fernández. ‘We Are Here’
16 November — 23 December 2023
- Artists
- Camila Flores-Fernández
- Venues
- La Casa Elizalde
- A project by
- La Casa Elizalde, A-PLACE, Creative Europe & LOOP
- Price
- Free admission
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This documentary provides insight into the experience of immigrating through the lens of two queer refugees, who are each in different stages of this process in Brussels. Through a collective creation method, the immigrants get to choose how to tell their story. This documentary delves into each step of the immigration process, as well as how the queer immigrants carve out their space in the urban landscape they find themselves in. By narrating, sharing, and shedding light on their origins, they can make themselves, their identities, and their stories visible, allowing them to establish their own sense of belonging derived from a unique set of experiences.
On December 13th at 19h the talk Documentary Film, Migration and Queer Subjectivity will take place at La Casa Elizalde with Camila Flores-Fernández and Victoria Sacco.
Project co-financed with funds from Creative Europe and A-PLACE Linking Places Through Networked Artistic Practices programme.
Camila Flores-Fernández
- Artist
1996, Lima
Camila Flores-Fernández is a researcher and visual anthropologist. She has a bachelor’s degree in Literature (PUCP, Peru) and a master’s in Cultural Anthropology and Development Studies (KU Leuven, Belgium), which she obtained through the VLIR-UOS scholarship. She has worked as a researcher and curatorial assistant in Peru and Belgium. Camila has participated in over 15 academic events with grants from institutions such as LASA and AsAECA. Her visual works have been showcased in galleries and international festivals, earning accolades along the way. Her most recent achievement includes winning the film contest of the 2023 Copenhagen Architecture Festival. She is currently a recipient of the Erasmus+ scholarship for the MA in Media Arts Cultures and is working on a new documentary that emerged as the winner of the A-PLACE fund from the LOOP Festival in Spain.
