From the collection, Meditations on Mexico
“Her photographs make palpable the richness of Mexican history and culture, and articulate the ties binding the country’s people, the past, and the land. She finds grandeur in an avenging angel stationed outside a small church, or in the tension of light an shadow that drenches the land, or in the invencible spikes of the maguey. She faces the country’s poverty head-on, choosing subjects that illuminate its social and political ills. Yet, ultimately, what her photographs transmit is a deep joy and love for Mexico and his people”
Mariana Yampolski
