Migrations are not solely the movement of people; they represent a cultural exodus, a rupture, a threat to centuries of tradition. In Ecuador’s Andean and Guatemalan K’iche indigenous communities this exodus puts at risk hundreds of years of ancestral knowledge.

Tejedoras / Weavers  mirrors the tactile depth of weaving, framing textiles as a universal language. As migration threatens cultural continuity, these images honor the Tejedoras who stitch together past and future, ensuring their heritage is borderless and endless. A textile is not just a piece of cloth—it is a language of survival.