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Born in Bolivia, Ines Fernandez de Cordova has lived and worked in London since 2011. Her multidisciplinary practice unfolds across several stages, grounded in the sculptural forms she creates using plaster or jesmonite. She creates scenes with these sculptures, inviting the viewer to analyse the relationship between space and form. Printmaking plays a fundamental role in her practice and through the use of photography the artist has managed to cohesively merge her primary interests in sculpture and printmaking. In using photopolymer plate printing, Fernandez successfully combines the contemporary element of photography, whilst keeping the richness and traditional feel and intensity of colour created by the intaglio technique, which is essential to her work.