Claudia Corrales was born in Havana, Cuba, in 1987 into a family of photographers and artists and learned to appreciate photography

from a young age. Her grandfather was the famous Cuban photographer Raul Corrales.

After graduating from the University of Havana in 2010 with a degree in Social Communication, Claudia has dedicated herself professionally to photography. Her work has been published in numerous magazines and books and exhibited in Cuba and abroad, where she finds a diverse market in private and public collections.

Her creative work has expanded to include photography, video, and custom installations. Current social and environmental subjects such as human migrations, climate change, gender violence, social equity, and world conflict fuel her passion for her projects.

As a principal in The Raul Corrales Gallery in Havana, Claudia oversees the gallery, which serves as an archive and outlet for her Grandfather’s historical collection. The gallery also serves as a center for encouraging and educating new Cuban photographic talent.