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Opening of “Female Portraits: Migrants” in Alboraya

by SeforaCamazano
exhibitions, exposiciones, fotografía, photography
20/10/2025

Opening of “Female Portraits: Migrants” in Alboraya October 4th, 2025 On October 2nd, I had the pleasure of inaugurating my photographic exhibition “Retrats Femenins: Migrants” (Female Portraits: Migrants) at the Casa de Cultura of Alboraya. This very special project continues its journey, opening to the public for the third time, after being exhibited for ten months at the Museum of the History of Valencia and later at the Ibercaja Actur Center in Zaragoza. Each new opening represents, for me, an opportunity to continue giving voice to the women who are part of this work — courageous women from different countries and cultures who have faced difficult and complex realities in their migratory journeys. Through their portraits, and their own personal photographs, I aim to offer an honest and deeply human perspective on female migration, addressing a highly relevant issue with sensitivity and empathy. Migration is a global phenomenon that continues to shape the direction...

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ArtEXPO New York 2025: My Participation and the Premiere of ‘Liberty’​

by SeforaCamazano
Art Fairs, Arte Contemporáneo, exhibitions, Retratos Femeninos
03/04/2025

ArtEXPO New York 2025: My Participation and the Premiere of 'Liberty' April 3rd 2025 Today marks the beginning of ArtEXPO New York, one of the most important contemporary art fairs in the world. Since 1978, it has been a meeting point for artists, galleries, and collectors looking to discover new proposals and connect with art in all its forms. This year, I have the honor of participating with four of my artworks, which will be exhibited digitally in two different stands: Respect at stand No. 219 of Fondazione Effetto Arte. Union, Diaspora and my newly created piece "Liberty" at stand No. 700 of Artboxy. Respect (2023) Union (2022) Diaspora (2024) LIBERTY: A New Meaning of Freedom For this edition of ArtEXPO, I created "Liberty", a brand-new artwork inspired by Freedom from my collection Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past. Since its debut will be in New York, I decided to reinterpret the city’s iconic symbol, giving it...

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“Dignity” Reaches the International Artist of Europe Award”

by SeforaCamazano
Arte Contemporáneo, exhibitions, Retratos Femeninos, Sorolla
21/12/2024

"Dignity" Reaches the International Artist of Europe Award December 21st, 2024  ✨ On December 20th, I had the honor of participating in the prestigious International Artist of Europe Award, an event held at the iconic Palazzo Emilio Pucci in the heart of Florence. Organized by PitturiAmo, this gathering brought together artists from across Europe and notable figures from the art world, including curator Stefania Pieralice, art critic Daniele Radini Tedeschi, and journalist Francesca Frediani. The atmosphere, filled with history and creativity, made this evening a truly unique and inspiring experience. I am proud to have presented my artwork 'Dignity', which was part of this celebration of contemporary art. This piece, from my collection "Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past," represents the inner strength and resilience of women throughout history. Participating in such a meaningful event allowed me to share my artistic message in a context that deeply values cultural expression and creative...

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“Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past” Opens in Bétera to Commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

by SeforaCamazano
Arte Contemporáneo, exhibitions, Retratos Femeninos, Sorolla
08/11/2024

"Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past" Opens in Bétera to Commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women November 8th, 2024  The exhibition "Female Portraits: A Look at the Past" opened yesterday in the iconic building of the Old Town Hall of Bétera (Vell Ajuntament de Bétera - Calle Mayor, 12). This exhibition, created by the Spanish-Brazilian artist Séfora Camazano, brings together 25 powerful portraits of women of different ages, cultures, and backgrounds who, at some point in their lives, have faced violence or injustice, leading them to transform their destinies. Inspired by the style and social commitment of the renowned Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla, Séfora pays tribute to the women depicted, presenting them with dignity and elegance. Her work draws from Sorolla's legacy in the centenary year of his passing, acknowledging the Valencian master for his pioneering role in depicting women in everyday life and various cultural contexts. The...

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An Unforgettable Experience at ARTEXPO Paris 2024

by SeforaCamazano
Art Fairs, Contemporary Art, exhibitions, Retratos Femeninos, Sorolla
24/10/2024

An Unforgettable Experience at ArtEXPO Paris 2024 October 24th, 2024  I am beyond grateful to have had the opportunity to showcase my artworks "Dignity", "Fortitude", and "Endurance" at the prestigious Galerie Agnes Nord as part of ArtEXPO Paris 2024. Sharing these pieces from the "Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past" collection in such an inspiring city has been an incredible experience. Art is more than just an expression of creativity—it is a powerful lens through which we confront societal issues, inspire meaningful conversations, and envision solutions for a better future. Through my art, I aim to highlight the struggles and triumphs of individuals, giving voice to those who may otherwise go unheard. Pieces like "Dignity", "Fortitude", and "Endurance" are not just portraits of strength and resilience; they are reflections of the challenges women face in their journeys to reclaim identity, autonomy, and dignity. As artists, we hold the power to project possible futures—ones...

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“Female Portrais: DONAiDONA Special Edition” at the Botanical Garden of the University of Valencia.

by SeforaCamazano
Arte Contemporáneo, exhibitions, Retratos Femeninos, Sorolla
16/05/2024

"Female Portraits: DonaiDona Special Edition" at Botanical Garden of the University of Valencia. May 16th 2024 https://youtu.be/ATxCYmqZjvw We are pleased to present the exhibition "Female Portraits: DonaiDona Special Edition" by artist Séfora Camazano at the Botanical Garden of de University of Valencia. Curated by Miguel Arce, the exhibition showcases a total of 22 portraits from "Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past" collection, some of which were finished this year and are presented to the public for the first time. These portraits, which are contemporary reinterpretations of works by Joaquín Sorolla, feature anonymous women of various nationalities who have experienced some form of violence and wanted to share their stories. Through this recreation, Séfora Camazano establishes a dialogue between the women portrayed in her exhibition and those painted by Sorolla, questioning whether the way they are viewed has changed, despite all the rights gained by women in the last century. The aim of this exhibition...

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“Retrats Femenins: Migrants” is now open

by SeforaCamazano
exhibitions
08/03/2023

The photographic exhibition "Retrats Femenins: Migrants" (“Female Portraits: Migrants”), by artist Séfora Camazano, was inaugurated on March 7th by the Councilor for Heritage and Cultural Resources of Valencia, Glòria Tello. During the inauguration, Glòria Tello emphasized that this exhibition, presented by the Museum of History of Valencia, represents a unique opportunity to reflect on the reality of immigrant women, better understand their experiences and struggles, and find ways to support and make them visible in our society. She also encouraged everyone to visit the exhibition, which has free admission. The inauguration was a deeply meaningful occasion, with the presence of several women who were the subjects of the displayed portraits. These women, having found a welcoming home in this country, felt a strong sense of excitement and gratitude as they saw their own images proudly exhibited in the museum. Recognizing that they have become an integral part of Valencia's history, their...

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