Untitled. Barro Blanco, Colombia. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Great uncle Gilberto on the left and my grandfather, Jorge, on the right. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Stray dog fenced out of the farm. She eventually found her way in. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Approximately a decade prior, Great Uncle Carlos was forced into hiding after militia men threatened to kill him and his family if he didn’t transport soldiers into a neighboring city. After being a target of the FARC and the Colombian government, he had no choice but to flee his home. Now that the region is much safer, he stands proud to be back with his family. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Landslide causing traffic in Barro Blanco leading to Quindio. The mountains are one of the only routes for cargo trucks to travel between major cities. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Great uncle Eduardo painting roof panels for the farm despite leg injury . Digital Print. May, 2021.
My grandmother, Grimaneza Izquierdo Gomez, cutting lulo (passion fruit) that is grown in the farm. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Portrait of my cousin, Daniela, and the stray dog, Lola. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Venezuelan refugees helping to reconstruct the farm with local construction company. Many refugees pass through the mountains to find jobs and homes in Rio Sucio. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Uncle’s uncle ,Gilberto. Digital Print. May, 2021.
Grandpa Jorge and his farm. Digital Print. May,2021.
Barro Blanco, Colombia. Digital Print . May, 2021.
