Felipe Romero Beltrán, Bravo
In this photographic essay, the Colombian photographer, born in 1992 and now residing in Spain, places the border region between the US and northern Mexico at the centre of his observations. The Rio Bravo is defined by its double status as both a river and the borderline. The project, which is still in progress, was begun on the river’s Mexican banks. Everything there seems to be in limbo; be it people, objects or even the architecture. Everything is defined by the border situation.
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19 Images
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Border crossing, Río Bravo, Coahuila de Zaragoza, México
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Martel. Nuevo León. México
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Martel and Martín’s house. Nuevo León. México
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Nina at the corner of her house. Nuevo León. México
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Campfire. Río Bravo, Coahuila de Zaragoza, México
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Xitlali at the river. Nuevo León. México
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Rebeca’s house. Nuevo León. México
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Ángel. Car mechanic. Río Bravo, Coahuila de Zaragoza, México
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River floodgate. Nuevo León. México
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Marvin, showing his wound. Río Bravo, Coahuila de Zaragoza, México
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Men waiting for the train to Piedras Negras, the last stop in the Mexican territory. Coahuila de Zaragoza, México
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Border crossing, Río Bravo. Coahuila de Zaragoza, México
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Lázaro, from Honduras, tried to cross the river three times. According to him, it is dangerous to cross without a coyote. Nuevo León. México
14
Ice factory, Coahuila Desert, México
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Dominick – waiting time
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Niño Fidencio and Christ the Redeemer. Nuevo León. México
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Border crossing, Río Bravo. Coahuila de Zaragoza, México
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Greece washing his feet
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Grecia waiting at Thom’s place. Nuevo León. México
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