What do you hide Photo Series by Romina Ressia
Published Aug 25, 2016
“What do you hide?” is a creative series of portraits by Argentinian artist and photographer Romina Ressia.
“Owner of a pictorial style, has exhibited her work in major cities like New York, Milan, UK, Paris, Zurich & Buenos Aires, among many others.
A classical influence can be identified in most of her projects but it is taken precisely to represent modern issues, how do they affect to society nowadays and how other atemporal issues are managed today. It is the way she uses to represent how people is touched by the changing world in which we live and to draw a line from which to analyze the evolution of society.
The attempt to grant a fresh air to the classic style is one of the essential characteristics of her work.”
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