Andrea Vargas’ interdisciplinary work includes performance, photography, installation and video. It always seems to be generated from a unique, completely intimate and very personal view of the artist. She addresses profound feminine issues with simple and direct language, as well as ideas of perception, body, gender and society.
In La Luna, Vargas combines photography and text, exploring ideas of female pressure in Latin American society. Using her body as a main subject, she created a series of what she may call “honest portraits”, investigating issues of self-acceptance and perception of her own body. Creating a visual diary, in which she includes these self portraits and her own thoughts poured on the wall, she tries to help the viewer