Laura Campaz

Laura Campaz is a multidisciplinary visual artist of Afro-Colombian origin whose work explores the intersection of race, gender, technology, and memory. With a degree in Visual Arts from the Universidad del Valle, she develops what she calls an Afro-cyberethnography, employing digital archives, screenshots, and coding systems to reflect on the visibility of Black and dissident bodies, especially on digital sex work platforms, as in the series Ebony Deluxe.

Laura’s artistic practice includes painting, digital collage, installation, video, and the use of synthetic materials such as kanekalon and beaded curtains, challenging the boundaries between the physical and the digital. Inspired by territories marked by social stigma, such as Aguablanca (Cali), Campaz’s work champions intimacy, community care, and resistance through a visual language informed by Afro-queer archives and a critical perspective rooted in postcolonialism.