Mexican Indigenous Textile Field Investigation

Mexican Indigenous Textile Field Investigation

Contemporary costume Huauchinango, Puebla 2010

About
Santa Rosa, Ca., United States My mission in life is to document the disappearing textiles of Mexico. I work on this full time and enjoy every minute of it. My background gives me a unique set of talents to allow me to do this work. I learned photography from my father, my university study was in history, my work experience was electronics and computers and personality type is A. I love to drive on back roads and discover new things about Mexico. In the US people ask “how do you make money from this?” and in Mexico people ask “who pays you to do this?” The answers are simple, I don’t make money doing this and no one pays me. I support the travels from meager savings and the sales of these textiles.
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