ABOUT

Camila Magrane is a multimedia artist who moves fluidly across artforms and emerging technologies. Her work is shaped by time spent immersed in film, fine art photography, and game development. She blends analog and digital techniques, often juxtaposing technology-inspired imagery with the human form to reflect on what it means to be alive today.

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After studying filmmaking in Venezuela, where resourcefulness was key to creativity, Magrane developed a minimalistic approach that continues to guide her work in new media. Early experiments with nontraditional film and photographic techniques evolved into a fascination with video games and narrative design, leading her to earn a degree in computer science and work as a cinematic artist in the game industry.

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Since then, Magrane has embraced augmented reality as her primary medium, integrating it into photographic and installation-based works. Alongside her art practice, she teaches game development, often working with neurodivergent students. Sharing technology as a tool for creative self-expression is central to her ethic. Her distinct analog-digital work carries traces from each creative genre she has explored, and is an extension of her desire to share what's possible with the public.