Liz Tasa PHmuseum Limited Edition Print

Liz Tasa (1988, Peru)studied Communication at the University of Piura (Perú). She was a fellow of the Master of Photo Documentary Centro de la Imagen(2018-Perú). She has worked as a photojournalist in different medias in Peru such as Diario El Comercio (2013-2015) and Correo (2016).

Liz Tasa (1988, Peru) graduated in Communication from the University of Piura (Perú). She was a fellow of the Master of Photo Documentary Centro de la Imagen (2018-Perú). She has worked as a photojournalist in different media in Peru such as Diario El Comercio (2013-2015) and Correo (2016).

She has developed several documentary projects that revolve around social exclusion, racism and human rights like forced sterilizations or the El Niño Phenomenon. She has been selected as one of the 6x6 Global Talent from Latin América for the World Press Photo. She has been one of artist residence in Switzerland by Smart Programm: sustainable art for the Mountain regions (2019). She has been a finalist in different photographic contests including a receiving a 2nd Place in “la Fuerza de las Mujeres” by Poy Latam, PHOTO IILA - XI Edition IILA-PHOTOGRAPHY "Gender Equality", Rome (2019) with her project Kápar. She has also been shortlisted twice for the Woman Photographers Grant by PHmuseum with her work “Sublime Effroi”.


With the same project, she had two solo exhibitions: Sierre (Switzerland and at the gallery “El ojo ajeno” of Centro de la Imagen (Lima). With her project “Kápar” was in show at LUM (Museum Place of memory and identity) and at Alliance Française Piura. She has participated in several group exhibitions such as “El Ojo Cholo” in Monumental Callao, Bifoto Fest in Italy (2020), "Feminism and Photojournalism in Latin America" of the Mundana Antwerpen Cultural Center (Belgium); Festival Fotofest Perú, “Image Revolution” and at Museo di Roma in Trastevere by Photo Illa.
She had individual exhibition at Sierre (Switzerland) and in the gallery “El ojo ajeno” at Centro de la Imagen (Lima) with her project “Sublime Effroi”, a solo exhibition in LUM (Museum Place of memory and identity) and at Alliance Française Piura with her project “Kápar”. She has participated in severals group exhibitions with her project Kápar such as “El Ojo Cholo” in Monumental Callao, Bifoto Fest en Italia (2020), "Feminism and Photojournalism in Latin America" of the Mundana Antwerpen Cultural Center (Belgium); Festival Fotofest Perú, “Image Revolution”; Museo di Roma in Roma by Photo Illa.