« All painting is for Paz Corona an art of the face, an art that stares. The paradox of painting is to place color on a canvas as an art of exposure. » – Gérard Wajcman
Artist and also psychoanalyst, Paz Corona is a member of the Ecole de la Cause Freudienne and the World Association of Psychoanalysis. She uses several mediums, including painting, photography, sculpture and film.
In 2015, she presented "Face to Face" at the Alliance Française in Delhi and the Harrington Street Arts Centre in Calcutta, India. She participated in the group exhibition "Le temps de l'audace et de l'engagement" at the IAC in Villeurbanne (France) and in "Sèvres Outdoors" at the Jardin de la manufacture in Sèvres (France) in 2016. In 2017, her work is shown in a solo show at the gallery Les filles du calvaire. In 2019, she presents several films in a solo exhibition at the Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn. In 2021, her film "Santiago 1973-2019" received the Special Jury Prize at the International Short Film Festival in Clermont-Ferrand, France. The same year, her film "Atacama" was shown at La Quinzaine de la Vidéo at the Galerie Imane Farès in Paris. Her works are regularly presented at international fairs.