Cristina Stolhe
Pontevedra, 1993
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DownloadCristina Stolhe’s work explores the human experience exposing the intimacy of the moment through a voyeur lens, where photography is not only a tool for expression but functions as a mirror.
Everything starts with an obsession, a deep immersion in the emotional layers driven by a meticulous attention where objects, people and their environments get a sense of physical and emotional presence, deepening the viewer’s engagement with the image.
In a way, she invites us to think about how our experiences and memories serve both as a reflection of the individual and an invitation to examine how personal histories and shared reality intersect within the collective experience. As a result of an unfiltered, harsh and suffocating reality, her images often deliver a visual jolt that pushes the viewers to reconsider conventional notions of beauty.
Everything starts with an obsession, a deep immersion in the emotional layers driven by a meticulous attention where objects, people and their environments get a sense of physical and emotional presence, deepening the viewer’s engagement with the image.
In a way, she invites us to think about how our experiences and memories serve both as a reflection of the individual and an invitation to examine how personal histories and shared reality intersect within the collective experience. As a result of an unfiltered, harsh and suffocating reality, her images often deliver a visual jolt that pushes the viewers to reconsider conventional notions of beauty.
Available artworks

The moon and the Melodies I, 2024

Can Toni, 2024

I’m not lying, 2024

No worries if not II, 2024

The moon and the Melodies III, 2024

Untitled, Santa Eulalia, 2024

Untitled, March 2023

Victoria Park March, 2023

Untitled, 2023

Untitled, 2022 - 2023

Hayes, June, 2022

But still, life, 2022

Upperwest, 2022

Composición IV, 2022

Composición III, 2022

28, Madrid, 2021

Siesta, 2021

Siesta II, 2021

Enero, Madrid, 2021

Lockdown I, 2020

Lockdown II, 2019

Untitled, May 2019

Father, 2019
