LUISA MAGDALENA

Mom's smile - Global Peace Photo AwardWork in progress about Agustina and Mia’s daily life, two women, mother and daughter living in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Agustina got pregnant when she was 15 years old. In June 2007, one month after she turned sixteen Mia was born. After 3 years of tests and diagnoses, the doctors discovered that Mia had been born […]

Part of the Global Peace Photo Award shortlist | 2022

Giant Photo Mosaic by The People's Picture - Format Festival

Derbyshire's international photography festival FORMAT21 explores response to Covid pandemicMore than 160 international artists are displaying their work online in the FORMAT21 photography festival.

Lead image of Format 21 International Photography Festival | 2021

Interview at Las Lilas Museum - San Antonio de Areco | 2020

Argentinian Women in the Fight for Abortion: A Photographic Diary - MAI: Feminism & Visual CultureIn Argentina, a woman is killed every 30 hours. It matters neither what her age is nor her social class. Simply by being a woman, transgender or non-binary, you and your body are at risk here. Luisa Magdalena documents Argentinian women's struggle in a series of striking photographs.

Publication in MAI: Feminism & Visual Culture - Gottemburg, Sweden | 2019

Photographic exhibition "Identities in struggle" | 2018

Publication of Carbón in Bex Autores - Latin American Photography Magazine | 2017

Retratos de CorsoSan Antonio de Areco, Argentina. Por Luisa Magdalena/Migrar Photo

Retratos de Corso is part of the 2017 edition of Otros Carnavales. A project of collaborative coverage of Latin American's carnivals promoted by Red de Fotografia Colectiva | 2017