aremy disparate

El Paso, Texas, 2002.

Her artistic practice focuses on analog photography, composed texts, cyanotype, and performance. She began engaging in the arts during adolescence through local photography workshops, where she developed technical skills in documentary art. Her work navigates themes of activism and feminism.

She has participated in exhibitions such as Día de las Muertas (Vietnam, 2020), Juntxs y Visibles: Mujeres Reclamando los Espacios (Museum of Art, Ciudad Juárez, 2022), Voces, Cuerpos y Sentires: Reflexiones en torno al 8M (CX16, Ciudad Juárez, 2022), Feminem (Xochimilco, 2022), and S.U.V.P.T.L.S. (CX16, Ciudad Juárez, 2022).