Catalina Romero
(Buenos Aires, Argentina. 1989)

In 2018, I founded Fotografía de Obra, a professional art photography service through which I’ve collaborated with galleries, institutions, and collections such as Andreani Foundation, Balanz Collection, Barro, Brun-Cattaneo Collection, Calvaresi, Isla Flotante, Liga, Malba, Pampa Collection, Proa 21, Quimera, Revolver, Santander Foundation, Talenta, w-w-w. 

Between 2023 and 2025, I lived in Madrid, where I carried out documentation projects for Alzueta, Belmonte, Beta, Casa de Velázquez, Colegium Museum, El Castillete, Elba Benítez, MXM, NNNN, Rosenblut & Friedman, Silk.

The learning spaces that shaped my way of seeing and thinking about art include Diana Aisenberg's art clinic, Guillermo Ueno's photography workshop, Alberto Goldenstein's project clinic, and Leer para Diseñar, a workshop coordinated by Diego Valiña.

I am committed in emphasizing the importance of professional art documentation in the arts. For this reason, I teach and collaborate in various educational spaces, helping artists strengthen their self-management skills. My free course, recorded for the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, can be viewed on the Impulso Digital channel.