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April 18, 2016

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Debris

On September 19, an earthquake hit my state Morelos, several towns were destroyed, thousands of people without homes in less than a minute lost lives, homes, offices, schools. As citizens we dawned different, I saw solidarity as never before, that Mexican spirit that seemed asleep woke up, I'm still in shock, it was like a nightmare, I thought it was the end. After realizing the tragedy, visualize how fortunate we are, who did not lose anything, but how to console those who lost everything. As I write this text my breathing pauses, some tears escape. Being photographer made me embrace, relief, document, help to load, I pretended to be strong by listening their stories of how they survived and the empty question what follows. When I was in the most damaged place Jojutla, something that caught my attention was the rescue of their belongings, first the photo albums, those objects that protect the memories, the endearing stories. After the saints rescue, the bibles. That relig

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Born in Cuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico . Arts degree in the Arts Faculty. Selected for Storytelling and New Media Foundation Diploma Pedro Meyer with World Press Photo scholarship 2014, scholarship Lia 2014 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, August 2014, for the first of artists' books biennial in San Martin, Argentina, at the Fair of artist's books by the Codex Foundation in Richmond, California, USA, in April 2015, Selected for Photoespaña Discoveries, April 2015 selected for 5th International Artists Book Prize Sheffield in the UK. She won first place at the competition of the International Image Festival, in March 2014 in Pachuca, Hidalgo.Her work has been exhibited in Italy,Spain, Hungary, Mexico, United Kingdom, U.S.A and Argentina. Studied the Artists Books Certificate Program in The Center for Book Arts in N.Y. One day, taking pictures of Blue Demond jr, another having a dinner at the home of the Ambassador of Lebanon anoth

Exposición Memorias sin archivo en el Museo de la Ciudad de Cuernavaca, Morelos. Curaduría por Aldebarán Solares.

Enlazo en mi investigación a las mujeres en la literatura en México en su época( de mi abuela) con un episodio de la obra de Cartucho de Nellie Campobello, el capítulo llamado Agustín García, ya que al igual que mi abuela una mujer es secuestrada, como se acostumbraba en la Revolución mexicana, sólo por que se le antojo y pudo, este episodio siempre me ha impresionado y visualizar este capitulo me conmovió a incluir a Nellie Campobello una mujer víctima del machismo literario, ocultada en la historia mexicana. Los libros intervenidos pertenecen a escritores mexicanos misógenos que obstaculizaron la difusión de escritoras mexicanas. Las frases perteneen a libros de escritoras, es un homenaje a su valentía y talento. Nellie Campobellos, Helena Garro, Rosario Catellanos, Sor Juana, Virginia Woolf y Charlotte Bronte. Voz: Luz Osorio fragmento de Cartucho obra de Nellie Campobello. Esther García Mapa de mujeres escritoras en la actualidad Foto cortesía de la investigadora http

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