Patricia Sofra is an Australian lens-based artist exploring the relationship between people and their surroundings. Drawing inspiration from her Mediterranean heritage, Patricia examines how traditions are preserved and evolve over time. Her work delves into the ways historical memory influence the perception of our environment, and the tensions between a desire for isolation and human connection.
Patricia is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts with a Bachelor of Fine Art (Photography).
Patricia respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land where she lives in Melbourne, the Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri people, and pays her respects to Elders Past, Present and Future.
SELECTED CLIENTS
National Geographic, Kinfolk, SUITCASE Magazine, Qatar Airways, Intrepid Travel, Zara Spain, MECCA
FEATURES
2021 - Friends Of Friends, From Moricone to Cappadocia
2020 - KINFOLK, Issue 38: What is Grandeur?
2019 - SUITCASE Magazine: A Warm Welcome in Samos.
2019 - LIFE FRAMER Collection: Learning To Do The Same.
2018 - Qatar Airways inflight magazine, Oryx: Up, Up and Away.
2018 - National Geographic: Photo's Reveal Turkey's Lonely Landscapes.
2018 - Format: How Artist's See the Environment Around Them.
EXHIBITIONS
2021 - CCP, IIFORD CCP Salon – supported by Milieu
2019 - theprintspace Gallery, London, Palm * Photo Prize.
2018 - Yoga 37, Melbourne, I’m learning to do the same, slowly, I promise.
2016 - VCA Gallery, Melbourne, Good grief.
2015 - VCA Gallery, Melbourne, Don’t drink the milk.
2014 - George Paton Gallery, Melbourne, Make a fake.
2013 - SAM, Shepparton, The art room highlights.
