Leticia Felgueroso

Based in Spain, Leticia Felgueroso is a fine-art photographer who blends reality with fiction. Inspired by classical painting and Baroque lighting, she creates poetic still lifes and urban landscapes, widely exhibited in prominent galleries and contemporary art fairs internationally.

Leticia Felgueroso

Spain-based photographer Leticia Felgueroso began her artistic journey at the School of Fine Arts, where she manually colored analog black-and-white images. After spending a decade collaborating with a leading Spanish photographer, she developed a highly acclaimed fine-art practice. Heavily inspired by classical painting, her work uses Baroque chiaroscuro and meticulous lighting to seamlessly blend reality with fiction. Recognized for her poetic still lifes, urban landscapes and conceptual interiors, her evocative imagery is regularly featured at major contemporary art fairs and exhibited in prominent galleries across Europe, establishing her as a distinctive voice in contemporary Spanish photography.

Leticia Felgueroso

Spain-based photographer Leticia Felgueroso began her artistic journey at the School of Fine Arts, where she manually colored analog black-and-white images. After spending a decade collaborating with a leading Spanish photographer, she developed a highly acclaimed fine-art practice. Heavily inspired by classical painting, her work uses Baroque chiaroscuro and meticulous lighting to seamlessly blend reality with fiction. Recognized for her poetic still lifes, urban landscapes and conceptual interiors, her evocative imagery is regularly featured at major contemporary art fairs and exhibited in prominent galleries across Europe, establishing her as a distinctive voice in contemporary Spanish photography.

Currently based in

Spain

Favorite Look

Gran Vía amarillo

Recognition

I believe the most notable achievement is the acquisition of my images by major collections such as the IVAM, the Madrid City Council, the Community of Madrid, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as private collections

Remarkable Facts

"Simply enjoy each new image. When I started my first year of Fine Arts, I had my first encounter with photography: a cardboard box with a small hole, a photographic plate, and developing fluids. From then on, I knew I wanted nothing more than to do photography. "