United States, 1992
Adelina Prado is a fine art photographer working across New York, France, and Italy. Through the presence of small animals, her work shifts the center of perception away from the human as a fixed point of reference, engaging non-human presences as autonomous within broader spatial and environmental fields. By altering scale, viewpoint, and spatial relationships, her images reconfigure how perception operates beyond human-centered frameworks. Rather than opposing human and non-human, her work unfolds within a distributed perceptual field, where multiple forms of presence coexist without hierarchy, and perception emerges through relational encounters. She will exhibit at Art Shopping at the Carrousel du Louvre (2026) and participates in Anima Mundi – RITUALS (Venice, 2026).