Blog # 4

The Artist 

Cara Romero, I selected her because I love her work, passion born in 1977 in Inglewood Ca. from the Chemehuevi tribe. 

2006    Oklahoma State University, Photography Technology, A.A.S., 2006

Institute of American Indian Arts, Studio Arts, A.F.A., 2003

Well known for her fine art digital photography's. The medium that she uses is digital, a camera SMS card canvas or paper. Cara has received many awards for her outstanding work lifting her tribe's status and recognition.




                              

                                                   Cara Romero. " Puha (The Path)" 2020


Her work is exhibited solo and in group. Last exbibit was a group Exhibition  

2022 Our Selves Photographers, MoMa, New York, NY





I really like how Cara captures her subjects, they seem to tell a story, I love how she crops her colors and brings everything together and makes it beautiful.









https://www.cararomerophotography.com/abou

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