This series of pieces arose from my documentation of workers in the fields of New Mexico. This project considers immigration, my proximity to the U.S./Mexico border, and the fundamental force of difference that drives stereotype, stigma, and prejudice in American society. What we think we know is biased by two parts of our knowledge: one part that is informed by sources around us, and the other part that is something that we can almost never understand without first hand experience.
This series of pieces arose from my documentation of workers in the fields of New Mexico. This project considers immigration, my proximity to the U.S./Mexico border, and the fundamental force of difference that drives stereotype, stigma, and prejudice in American society. What we think we know is biased by two parts of our knowledge: one part that is informed by sources around us, and the other part that is something that we can almost never understand without first hand experience.
