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This series of photographs, taken between 1958 and 1995 across various regions of the Mexican Republic, explores the relationship between humans—most often women—and nature, as expressed through vernacular architecture. The images document a rich tapestry of cultural knowledge, construction techniques, and indigenous building traditions—many of which, regrettably, have been lost over time.
