Liza Ambrossio

Liza Ambrossio is a Mexican multidisciplinary artist, filmmaker and women’s rights activist who lives and works in France, Spain, Mexico, and the USA. She is the author of The rage of devotion, Blood orange, and Toda devoción causa ira. She has received the annual photography residence from the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, France, and was a member of the Casa de Velazquez. Ambrossio has received favorable reviews from top international curators and art critics such as Cuauhtémoc Medina.

I am not a map, I am a labyrinth is an attempt at symbolic justice after confronting the incest experienced in the artist's childhood, exploring the history of mental imbalance in the field of love, both personal and global, and at the same time an ecofeminist nod in parallel to the climate crisis, where the physical, psychological, moral, and institutional vulnerability is explored in the face of the powers that surround us from childhood to death and how they directly affect women.