Georgina Pascual
Bio
Georgina was born in the city of Buenos Aires on July 2, 1969. She spent her childhood and adolescence in -her beloved- Adrogué.
Her concerns about image led her to perfect her knowledge of interior decoration at DECOmobi in 2002.
In 2014 she began studying Fashion Production at the University of Palermo where, after taking the subject Photography, she found her way to the world that she is so passionate about today. From 2016 she began her photographic career participating in different courses and workshops.
Statement
“Death at Dawn” explores the notion of death not as an absolute end, but as a transition to a new form of existence. This photographic project focuses on the life cycle of a flower, using its transformation as a metaphor for metamorphosis and transcendence.
Through close observation, the artist documents the flower’s morphological changes from its full splendor to its wilting state. Initially requiring light, water, and soil to thrive, the flower becomes a symbol of resilience and renewal when it finds itself in a state of decay. The visual investigation reveals how, despite its deterioration, the flower continues to express renewed beauty and persistent vitality.
2.5 x 4m / 98.4 x 157 in
