« In her work, every body is a face, an exposed body. Between naked faces and unveiled bodies, Paz Corona paints face-uncovered bodies. Women bodies that expose themselves without pornography, eroticism or academism. Simply human. As an ode to the body, in Paz Corona, nudity is about the glory of painting and its power to strip bare. This is why, for her, painting is an art of the face: an art that faces up. The paradox of painting: putting colors on a canvas to strip it bare. Sometimes, parts of the painting are uncovered, hence revealing the canvas underneath, the body of the canvas, the paint directly on the skin, as a veil unveiled. » – Gérard Wajcman

Artist and also psychoanalyst, Paz Corona is member of the School of the Freudian cause and the world association of psychoanalysis. In 2015, she presents «Face to Face» at the Alliance Française of Delhi and the Harrington Street Arts Center in Calcutta (India). She was part of “Le temps de l’audace et de l’engagement”, a collective exhibition at the IAC in Villeurbanne (France) and in «Sèvres Outdoor» at the Jardin de la Manufacture in Sèvres (France) in 2016. In 2017, she had a solo show at gallery Les filles du Calvaire. In 2019, she displays several films during 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 Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival (France). Her works are regularly presented in international fairs.