Bio

Andrea Camp Torres has a background in the cultural industry as a manager, but also as a photographer, graffiti artist, producer and communicator. Her desire is to evolve professionally in empowering artistic environments.

In her work, Andrea likes to experiment with different artistic disciplines, using the communication, production and management tools she knows and has developed for more than seven years, to promote plural and demanding visions of our societies.

In 2024, she co-founded VIROLAT, a festival of graffiti and urban culture set in the mountains and which will be held for the third time in Ordino this year.

She has won an award for the photographic project Time Passes, Photos Remain presented at Ordino Jardins d'Art. Andrea has been a jury member of the Youth Carnet of the Andorran Audiovisual Festival Ull Nu.

She exhibited collectively at Bèstia ombra (Mallorca, 2023). She also produced the installation Mondanea by Sim Marek (L'ANDART, 2023) and assisted in the direction of the short film Dolya (Cannes Film Festival, 2022).

Project

At Faberllull, Andrea Camp will develop a fictional film script for the short film RHO, to be shot in Pas de la Casa in Andorra. She will start from the first version of the script she began working on in March 2025.

Synopsis: Rosario is 29 years old and works in a supermarket in Pas de la Casa (Andorra). She sells cigarettes and alcohol, cleans and tidies the supermarket aisles and goes through the motions of life. Her boss often makes her clean the graffiti that unknown people leave on the supermarket shutters, until one day she finds a painted message addressed to her. A seemingly indecipherable mystery that will pull her out of her monotonous, quietly desperate routine.