Carlos Caamaño Espacio Fotográfico was established in 2010 with the intention of giving prominence to photography associated with contemporary art by posing a counterpoint between documentation and forms. Conceptually, the project is oriented towards the representation of collective identities, mainly Latin American or from the Global South, with a special focus on Peru. Recently, in response to current artistic practices where categories blend together, Carlos Caamaño has expanded its scope. Although it continues to give photography a privileged place, it now embraces a commitment to disseminating projects developed through other mediums, as long as they engage with the themes of its interest. Carlos Caamaño Espacio Fotográfico is structured under a collaborative management model, where the interaction with photographers, artists, cultural institutions, curators, specialized fairs, publishing houses, and the private sector, among others, makes possible the exhibition, circulation, and commercialization of projects.

Mafe García (1976) is a Peruvian photographer whose work stands out for its exploration of two distinct yet equally fascinating themes. On one hand, she delves into the development of both personal and collective identity and imagination through imagery. On the other hand, she immerses herself in the world of direct and contemplative photography as an interval and a space for rest and reflection. Throughout her career she has explored themes such as identity, memory, and emotional connection through her images. Her approach combines investigative processes with the search for beauty in everyday details.

In addition to her photographic work, Mafe has also ventured into creating installations and multimedia projects, using different mediums to expand the possibilities of her artistic expression. Mafe García’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums both in Peru and abroad. She is part of several private collections and has received multiple awards throughout her photographic career. Currently, she continues working on new projects, thereby enriching her artistic repertoire and consolidating her position on the photographic scene.