Born in Cusco and raised in Geneva, Ana’s work sits at the intersection of fashion and documentary, using image-making as a tool to navigate identity, memory, and heritage.

Her visual language blends surrealism with grounded intimacy, often through natural light, lived-in environments, and collaborative set design. Her subjects appear at ease in front of her lens, a testament to Ana’s ability to build trust and create space for vulnerability, an approach reflected across both her personal and commissioned work.

Her practice serves as a means to reconnect with her Peruvian roots, while also creating space for underrepresented voices and stories. Rooted in both artistry and storytelling, her personal work explores the deep connections between identity and cultural legacy. Colour plays an essential role in her visual vocabulary, particularly warm earthy tones, which recur throughout her imagery as emotional and cultural signifiers.