Roberto Huarcaya

Landscape and ecological systems recorded through light and direct contact

Photography, organic matter and environmental processes

Natural forms transformed through scale and accumulation

Overview

Roberto Huarcaya (b. 1959, Lima, Peru) is an artist whose practice investigates landscape, ecology and the material possibilities of photography through processes of direct exposure, experimentation and environmental engagement.

Working across photography, installation and site-responsive projects, he employs both traditional and expanded photographic techniques to record natural environments. His practice creates works through direct contact with vegetation, terrain and atmospheric conditions, emphasising relationships between photography, process and landscape.

Huarcaya has exhibited internationally, including presentations at the Venice Biennale; Museo de Arte de Lima (MALI), Lima; the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; and institutions and galleries across Latin America, Europe and the United States.

Selected Works

Ninos danzantes de tijeras

Series of 3 photograms, various x 1.08 m, 2018-2019

Series of 3 photograms, 30.00 x 1.08 m, 2014

Devenir #8

Series of 10 photographs, various x 1.08 m, 1997-2025