My research also takes shape through the publication of scientific and critical articles in specialized journals. These texts allow me to explore topics related to art history, aesthetics, photography, and contemporary artistic practices, while engaging with philosophical and cultural issues.
Publishing in peer-reviewed journals and academic dissemination platforms is a way to share my reflections with the scientific community, foster debate, and contribute to advancements in my field.
In this section, you will find a selection of my published articles, categorized by theme and journal.
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Presentation: Photography Today: The Supremacy of the Objectified Woman? (October 2019)
Read more: Presentation: Photography Today: The Supremacy of the Objectified Woman? (October 2019)This article explores the representation of the female body in photography, oscillating between reification and emancipation. Through critical analysis, it questions the impact of the objectified woman image in fashion, art, and media. How does photography shape our perception of femininity in the digital age? Discover a reflection on the aesthetic and social stakes of the contemporary image.
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Article: The Influence of Literary Monsters on the Post-Human Body (December 2018)
Read more: Article: The Influence of Literary Monsters on the Post-Human Body (December 2018)My article “The Influence of Literary Monsters on the Post-Human Body,” published in MERIDIAN of CRITICISM, explores how the figure of the literary monster influences post-human art. From Frankenstein to cyborgs, these motifs are reappropriated by artists like ORLAN and Joel-Peter Witkin to question the transformations of the body.
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Article: Max Aguilera-Hellweg: Photographing the Simulacrum of the Human Body (June 2018)
Read more: Article: Max Aguilera-Hellweg: Photographing the Simulacrum of the Human Body (June 2018)Why did Max Aguilera-Hellweg shift from photographing the human body to capturing that of robots? In my article “Max Aguilera-Hellweg, Photography from Surgery to Robotics,” published in Angles The Journal | Digital Subjectivities, I explore how his work probes the boundary between flesh and machine, questioning our perception of the body in the age of anthropomorphic robotics.