The Mexican Woman's Post Apocalyptic Survival Guide in the Southwest: Food, Clothing, Shelter, y La Migra in a multiphase piece that consists of large format photographs of women who live in Agua Prieta, SON and members of the collective, DouglaPrieta. These women are a group a both students and experts living sustainable lifestyles. who run a communal garden, raise livestock, make clothing, produce bricks for building all while living on the outskirts of highly militarized border.  The second phase of the project will be a how-to book co-produced by the participating women. The book will examine the complexities of survival in the chihuahuan desert.  This project is supported in part by the Arizona Commission on the Arts. 

Photo credit: Joe Trevino               

Printed on handmade cholla paper

That Space Between Us, Digital Photo, 2017 Location: Douglas / Agua Prieta border fence

Two Channel Video Projections, Brown Rice, White Rice, Xacto Knife, Metal from US/ Mexico Border Fence

2011

Collaboration with Gabriela Muñoz

Public intervention/performance (Douglas/Agua Prieta - December 12, 2009)

Archival Digital Prints on Handmade Yucca and Cholla Fiber Paper

2011

2010, Douglas, AZ

2011

Blind emboss on digital print