Paz Errazuriz

born 1944

Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008
Adam’s Apple 1983, printed 2008
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Biography

Paz Errázuriz (born 2 February 1944 in Santiago, Chile) is a Chilean photographer.

Errazuriz documented marginalized communities such as sex workers, psychiatric patients and circus performers during the military dictatorship of Chile.

Errázuriz’s has said about her work: ‘They are topics that society doesn’t look at, and my intention is to encourage people to dare to look’.

She is the co-founder of the Association of Independent Photographers (AFI)

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Artworks

Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13168
Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13161
Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13167
Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13163
Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13158
Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13164
Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13160
Paz Errazuriz, ‘Adam’s Apple’ 1983, printed 2008

Paz Errazuriz Adam’s Apple

1983, printed 2008
View by appointment P13159
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