Kena Lorenzini
Photographer
Kena Lorenzini was born in Chile in 1959. A psychologist by profession, she developed an important body of work as a photographer, part of a generation that sought to depict the grey face of Chile during the military dictatorship. During these years, she worked as a photojournalist for the weekly magazine Hoy and the magazine Análisis, through which she collected important photographic archives that she compiled in her book Fragmento fotográfico, arte, narración y memoria. Chile 1980-1990. The catalogue contains over 120 images, accompanied by a text by Patricia Verdugo.
The originals of much of his photographic work taken during the dictatorship were donated by the author to the National Historical Museum.
Films
An essential reflection on the role played by photography during wars.