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SEXTA ENTREGA

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Hay más sujetos que se aferran a la vida 

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Hay más sujetos que se aferran a la vida 

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My series Jenga creates fantasy worlds immortalizing and in memoriam of the insects or small animals in still-life photographs. Images are assembled with dyes, botanical materials and the subjects that are layered on multiple sheets of glass separated by Jenga blocks. The fleeting life span of the flowers combined with the precarious structure used to create the photographs symbolizes nature's fragile state. It's not hard to imagine our world crashing down like the game of Jenga as the supports necessary to sustain us are removed one by one.

This series started because of my interest in my garden and in the wildlife with in it. I have observed an alarming decrease of the insect population due to habitat changes, pesticides, deforestation and global warming. Most fish, birds and mammals in addition to seventy five percent of agricultural products depend on insects, particularly pollinators such as bees and butterflies for survival,. This project isn't contributing to the problem because all the insects or animals used in creating my images were either found in my neighborhood or purchased from a company that claims the specimens for sale were farm-raised and died of natural causes.

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PHmuseum 2021 Photography Grant Candidate

This project has been submitted to the 9th edition of our annual open call celebrating the importance of contemporary photography. Learn more and present your work for $14,000 in cash prizes, 3 solo exhibitions, a residency bursary, and much more.

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My series Jenga creates fantasy worlds immortalizing and in memoriam of the insects or small animals in still-life photographs. Images are assembled with dyes, botanical materials and the subjects that are layered on multiple sheets of glass separated by Jenga blocks.

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