Solange Adum Abdala is a Peruvian-born photographer and visual artist (b.1980) currently based in Vancouver, where she is a candidate in the MFA program at the University of British Columbia. She holds a BA in visual project direction and photography from the Escuela Superior Tecnológica Centro de la Imagen. Influenced by her Lebanese-Palestinian heritage and experiences of migration, Adum Abdala’s practice engages with temporality, space, territory and landscape. Initially focused on lens-based views, Adum Abdala now repurposes previous works to comment on colonization, incorporating drawing, video, collage, AI and vision-extension devices to invite viewers to re/de/construct their perceptions of the world. Her work has been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Peru, as well as in the US, Europe and Asia. She has been recognized by the Prix Pictet (2022), Instituto Cultural Peruano Norteamericano, CPNA Contemporary Art Award (2020, 2024), American Illustration-American Photography (2019) and NextFoto Ibero-America (2014). In addition to her artistic practice, Adum Abdala teaches photography and in 2021, co-founded Galería Pública, a virtual gallery specializing in disseminating photographic production in Peru.