Francisco Uceda is a New York-based fine art photographer, whose work explores important slightly offsetting narratives. Born in Andalusia, and educated in the United States, Uceda earned his B.A. in Anthropology and Photography from Bard College and his M. Ed. from University of la Rioja, Spain. Currently, he works as an educator at CCNY and The Bronx HS of Science. As a documentary/street photographer, Francisco embeds himself in the life of streets and avenues around the world, for twenty-four hours at a time, in order to capture the motions of the street and the theater of the public space. As a fine art photographer, his work in this genre has dealt with themes of inter-textuality and fiction, creating imagery that references the public imagination, our visual tradition, and also questions the veracity of the photograph. His work has been exhibited in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Germany, and the United States. In Spain, he is represented by Centro de Arte Meca, and in New York, Clen Gallery and SohoPhoto represent him. For more information, go to www.franciscouceda.com, www.centromeca.com, www.sohophoto.com, www.clengallery.com.