Rosell Meseguer is a visual artist whose practice is rooted in research based on archives and documentation. Her projects analyse the relationship between landscape, history and power, focusing on territories shaped by industry, war or exploitation. She employs various media—such as photography, installation and painting—as part of a single analytical process, one closer to scientific or historiographical methodologies than to traditional expressive practice. Her work does not seek to represent, but rather to examine how infrastructure, technology and conflict shape the territory and collective memory.
