Daniela Spector is a New York-based visual artist whose work centers on materiality. Through physical alteration and in-camera layering, she complicates the photograph’s surface. Spector’s work begins autobiographically but resists resolution or sentimentality. I Forbid You to Forget Me employs acts of fragmentation, embellishment, and repetition to establish a material and conceptual framework that continues to inform her practice.
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CENTRO’s On Both Sides of the Lens
FotoFilmic Jrnl 21
EUREKA! & Penumbra Foundation Risograph Publication
Portrait of Humanity Shortlist
Photoville
Syllabus Project
Dada Duende Record Club
It’s Nice That
Wix
CENTRO’s Diasporican Art in Motion
Riposte
Ain’t Bad
Team Epiphany Times
Mic
Newspaper Club
Stack Magazines
Exile Books