#serlobas

#serlobas is a visual, exhibition, and collaborative project promoted by Elisa Miralles and Lurdes R. Basolí, comprising the perspectives of a growing group of diverse women. It stems from collectivity as a photographic methodology: as opposed to individual authorship, it is constructed as a fluid and horizontal movement where women create together, without hierarchies, placing bodies at the center of the process. Photography acts as the driving force and generator of discourse, articulating a dignified female iconography, free of stereotypes and open to new representations.
The driving force behind the project is encounter and physical presence. Warmth generates connection and complicity, structuring experiences around the destigmatization of invisible, wounded, or stereotyped bodies. Being part of #serlobas means collectively breaking with the idea of the wrong body and expanding the imaginary around women's bodies.

Currently, #serlobas consists of more than 60 perspectives:
Vanessa Tovar, Oona Such, Tamara Sánchez, Natalia Sabio, Teresa Rodríguez, Encarnación Rodríguez, Patri Prol, Carola Parra, Marta G. Otín, Tanit Nieto, Gema Muñoz, Andrea Molino, Lucía Morate, Cecilia Montobbio, Carmen Miguel, Claudia Mesa, Paula Martínez, Elena Martí, Núria López, Mariona Lopez, Montaña Lindo, Mar León, Yolanda Jiménez, María Ángeles Hernández, Marina González, Susana García, Nerisa Garcia, Olga Fuenmayor, Sara Fisher, Wayra Ficapal, Pilar Escribano, Rocío Cárdenas, Amparo Cantó, Tere Basolí, Olga Aznar, Raquel Artacho, Marta C. Dehesa, Maider Jiménez, Silvia Díez, Rakel Rivera, Ana Padró, Charo Ramirez, Virginia Gonzalez, Ingrid Pacheco, Rocío López, Rocío Bueno, Marhú Mc Cornick, Irma Gabernet, Paula Meis, Bea Martos, Estela de Castro, Leticia Carrocio, Agnès Font, Ester Ribas, Nina Dato, Gisela Ferré, Anna M Kansey, Isabel Morer, Diana Valle, Elisa Miralles, and Lurdes R. Basolí.