Bio

Sara Aliaga Ticona is a Bolivian social communicator, photojournalist, and Aymara visual artist. As a photographer and visual storyteller, she conceives photography as a social instrument of identity reconquest. The fundamental axes of her visual research converge around gender and identity, human rights, and the climate crisis, and its impact on indigenous peoples. Her work is built around symbolic, conceptual, and documentary narratives with which she seeks to generate reflective discourses to create a conscious and ethical visual collective memory that dignifies themes that are transversal to her reality as a woman and as a photographer.