This series of performative self-portraits explores color pink's political weight on identity, culture, and the absorption of feminize bodies into capitalist merchandizing.
Chavalxs is a collaborative community-based project which focuses on creating spaces of reflection through photography to explore narratives about young people from rural areas near the Mexico-US border that have been affected by violence.
The title of the project was inspired by the opening sentence of the emblematic Mexican novel Pedro Páramo. As the protagonist in that story, I began a journey to find my biological father.