PVF 2026 Exhibitions features the multidisciplinary work of Camila Fálquez, titled Compañerx, presented as a visual and performative exploration of identity and resistance. The project centers on Colombia’s Ley Integral Trans, the nation’s first comprehensive legal framework to safeguard transgender and non-binary individuals. Through photography, video, and live performance, Compañerx amplifies marginalized voices and documents personal narratives tied to gender expression and social justice.
The exhibition, showcased in February 2026, reflects a powerful intersection of art and activism. It was highlighted by Vogue in an editorial piece that emphasized its role in advancing visibility and human rights discourse. The work invites audiences to engage with stories of resilience and community, grounded in real experiences and political context. This presentation at PVF 2026 underscores the growing influence of artistic practices in shaping public understanding of gender rights.