About Me
CV
Education
• MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography
London College of Communication / Distinction / Oct 2016 - Jun 2018
• M.Sc Social Research Methods
University of Surrey /Merit/ Sep 2008 – Oct 2009
• Bachelor Sociology
Andres Bello Catholic University / Distinction/ Oct 2000 – Sep 2006
Workshops
2024 Lucas Foglia “For You for the World” Palma de Mallorca
Grants & Awards
2019 Helsinki Photo Festival (Shortlisted)
2019 Don’t Smile publication "Cullare" (Winner)
2017 Genesis Imaging Prize (Winner)
2006 Rotary Award (Winner)
Exhibitions & Festivals
2023. Hornsey Library - Haringey Park, Crouch End, London. “Interplay”
2023. The Phoenix Cinema, East Finchley London. “Inspirations”
2022. The Phoenix Cinema, East Finchley, London. “Peace”
2021. PHOTOGROUP SHOWCASE. Online Exhibition.
2021. EFOA Open House Exhibition, London. Open Houses.
2020. CLIMATE CHANGE IS REAL Online Exhibition.
2020. The best and the worst of times. Online Exhibition.
2020. Arts Depot Winter Showcase, London.
2019 Helsinki Photo Festival - Anarchy (Shortlisted)
2019 Athens Photo Festival (Shortlisted)
2017 – LCC Postgraduate Shows: DYADIC
Publications and Features
Edge of Humanity Magazine 2019
Yorli Mendoza
Born in Caracas, Venezuela
Lives & works in London, UK
I’m Yorli, a Venezuelan-born, London-based Photographer and Visual Artist, and the founder of Integration, a creative studio.
Integration is at the heart of my work. I am constantly seeking to connect and merge disciplines, media, styles, processes, and perspectives. My creative practice is about more than producing images—it is about creating conscious content and exploring new artistic languages and methodologies. It is an invitation to embody the question, to reflect, and to enter into introspection through art, creating a meaningful experience between the viewer and the work.
I am an awe-seeker, working at the intersection of darkroom-based processes, photography, and diverse art practices with contemplative and spiritual practices. My work functions as a quiet act of reverence:
To see the sacred in the simple, in the everyday, in the silent, in what is not immediate.
To ponder our relationship with nature, reminding us that we are part of it and it is part of us; to consider how natural phenomena can alter human perception; to explore a more emotional way of seeing and feeling the world.
To explore the intangible and invisible—what cannot be easily perceived by the eye but can be felt, evoked, and transformed. The unseen—our thoughts, emotions, energies—shapes our reality. These subtle, underlying threads guide and construct the lives we live. To perceive and to dialogue with the invisible is to truly begin co-creating.