Ximena Echagüe is a Documentary and Street Photographer hailing from Belgium and Argentina. Currently based in Brussels and constantly on the move, she captures the essence of life through her lens.

Ximena’s work has been exhibited in over 20 countries across Europe, America, and Asia. Her portfolio boasts 5 Individual exhibitions and over 80 Group exhibitions.

Recognised by prestigious publications such as the New York Times, BBC News, and the Washington Post, her photography has also been featured in Eyeshot, Fotografiska, Leica Fotografie International, L’Oeil de la Photographie, LensCulture, Life Framer, National Geographic, PH Museum, Street Photography Foundation, and World Street Photography, among many others.

Ximena’s commitment to promoting and supporting fellow artists is evident through her involvement as a curator, jury member, producer, and mentor.

She played a role in Gulnara Samoilova’s Women Street Photographers initiative based in New York, serving as a curator, jury member and mentor. Furthermore, she curated the inaugural exhibition of Fotógrafas LATAM, a platform dedicated to showcasing the work of Latin American women photographers, held in Paris in May 2022.

Ximena is also the mentor of the “La Vie en Bleu”, A Photography Residency and Exhibition Program in Nice, France.

She is set to release her first book titled “Trapped” in December 2023, published by Daylight Books.

Part of her photography is in the Museum of the City of New York collection, the International Center of Photography, New York, and several private collectors.